Government Formation In Manipur

Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting regarding the formation of government in Uttar Pradesh, Goa and Manipur at his official residence on Sunday evening.

Days after meeting the BJP central leadership in Delhi, Manipur caretaker Chief Minister Biren Singh and Biswajit Singh will again meet the party leadership in the national capital today to discuss the formation of government in the state.

Senior leaders of the BJP assembled at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence for the second day on Tuesday evening to discuss the party's government formation in four states that it just won in the state elections.

The Central leadership of the BJP has called a meeting in Delhi over the formation of Manipur government, sources said, amid reports of factionalism over the post of the Chief Minister.

The Manipur government has filed a police complaint and asked for a probe by the National Investigation Agency after two people from the state, who fled to the UK, held a press conference in London on Tuesday declaring the formation of Manipur's 'government-in-exile' there.

Raising the issue of a pending substantive motion to discuss government formation in Goa and Manipur submitted by him a few weeks ago, senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh sought to know when the Centre will find time to decide on the date of discussion on the matter.

The issue of government formation in Goa and Manipur is set to rock the Lok Sabha with the Congress deciding to move an adjournment motion today. According to sources, the leader of Congress in the lower house, Mallikarjun Kharge, along with some other party lawmakers, will move the motion while seeking to raise the issue and demand a discussion on...

Decimated in the Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand in the just concluded assembly elections, the Congress angrily attacked the BJP for "murdering democracy" as two more states, Goa and Manipur - where it had emerged as the single largest party but was short of the majority mark - appeared to be slipping through its fingers. Defence Minister Manohar Par...

The National People's Party (NPP), a regional party founded by former Lok Sabha Speaker PA Sangma will get to play king maker after the Congress and the BJP failed to get a majority in the Manipur assembly elections, results of which were announced yesterday. Largest party, the Congress, has 28 seats, three short of the 31 needed to form government...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a meeting regarding the formation of government in Uttar Pradesh, Goa and Manipur at his official residence on Sunday evening.

Days after meeting the BJP central leadership in Delhi, Manipur caretaker Chief Minister Biren Singh and Biswajit Singh will again meet the party leadership in the national capital today to discuss the formation of government in the state.

Senior leaders of the BJP assembled at Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence for the second day on Tuesday evening to discuss the party's government formation in four states that it just won in the state elections.

The Central leadership of the BJP has called a meeting in Delhi over the formation of Manipur government, sources said, amid reports of factionalism over the post of the Chief Minister.

The Manipur government has filed a police complaint and asked for a probe by the National Investigation Agency after two people from the state, who fled to the UK, held a press conference in London on Tuesday declaring the formation of Manipur's 'government-in-exile' there.

Raising the issue of a pending substantive motion to discuss government formation in Goa and Manipur submitted by him a few weeks ago, senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh sought to know when the Centre will find time to decide on the date of discussion on the matter.

The issue of government formation in Goa and Manipur is set to rock the Lok Sabha with the Congress deciding to move an adjournment motion today. According to sources, the leader of Congress in the lower house, Mallikarjun Kharge, along with some other party lawmakers, will move the motion while seeking to raise the issue and demand a discussion on...

Decimated in the Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand in the just concluded assembly elections, the Congress angrily attacked the BJP for "murdering democracy" as two more states, Goa and Manipur - where it had emerged as the single largest party but was short of the majority mark - appeared to be slipping through its fingers. Defence Minister Manohar Par...

The National People's Party (NPP), a regional party founded by former Lok Sabha Speaker PA Sangma will get to play king maker after the Congress and the BJP failed to get a majority in the Manipur assembly elections, results of which were announced yesterday. Largest party, the Congress, has 28 seats, three short of the 31 needed to form government...