By Express News Service
GUWAHATI: Three Meghalaya MLAs – two from People’s Democratic Front (PDF) and one from Hills State People’s Democratic Party (HSPDP) – are prone to resign from the Assembly and their events and be part of the National People’s Party (NPP), which heads the ruling coalition within the election-bound state.
Sources stated PDF MLAs Hamletson Dohling and Jason S Mawlong and HSPDP legislator Samlin Malngiang would be part of the NPP this week.
Recently, Dohling indicated his departure from the PDF. He informed reporters his transfer to embrace the NPP was primarily based on the recommendation of his social gathering leaders in his constituency and supporters. He would contest the polls, anticipated in February, on the NPP’s ticket.
Last month, suspended Congress MLAs Ampareen Lyngdoh, Mohendro Rapsang and Kimfa S Marbaniang had joined the NPP. They had been among the many 5 Congress MLAs who had been suspended by the social gathering for brazenly declaring their help to the federal government which has the BJP as a constituent.
If the NPP received three MLAs from Congress and is on the verge of getting three others from the PDF and the HSPDP, it additionally misplaced two to the BJP, which is one other part of the federal government.
Last month, NPP legislators Bendic R Marak and Ferlin CA Sangma had joined the BJP. HM Shangpliang of the Trinamool Congress and Samuel M Sangma, an Independent, additionally joined the saffron social gathering.
Switching events forward of elections have develop into a widespread theme within the Northeast.
GUWAHATI: Three Meghalaya MLAs – two from People’s Democratic Front (PDF) and one from Hills State People’s Democratic Party (HSPDP) – are prone to resign from the Assembly and their events and be part of the National People’s Party (NPP), which heads the ruling coalition within the election-bound state.
Sources stated PDF MLAs Hamletson Dohling and Jason S Mawlong and HSPDP legislator Samlin Malngiang would be part of the NPP this week.
Recently, Dohling indicated his departure from the PDF. He informed reporters his transfer to embrace the NPP was primarily based on the recommendation of his social gathering leaders in his constituency and supporters. He would contest the polls, anticipated in February, on the NPP’s ticket.
Last month, suspended Congress MLAs Ampareen Lyngdoh, Mohendro Rapsang and Kimfa S Marbaniang had joined the NPP. They had been among the many 5 Congress MLAs who had been suspended by the social gathering for brazenly declaring their help to the federal government which has the BJP as a constituent.
If the NPP received three MLAs from Congress and is on the verge of getting three others from the PDF and the HSPDP, it additionally misplaced two to the BJP, which is one other part of the federal government.
Last month, NPP legislators Bendic R Marak and Ferlin CA Sangma had joined the BJP. HM Shangpliang of the Trinamool Congress and Samuel M Sangma, an Independent, additionally joined the saffron social gathering.
Switching events forward of elections have develop into a widespread theme within the Northeast.
