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Meghalaya Polls 2023: Congress Slams Chief Minister's Party Over "Poor" Healthcare System
The Congress in Meghalaya alleged that the ruling National People's Party (NPP) has failed to protect women and children, "with the state faring poorly on the infant and maternal mortality rate indexes".
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Meghalaya Congress Promises Job Every Household If Elected To Power
The Congress in Meghalaya on Thursday promised monthly assistance of Rs 3000 to single BPL mothers and a job each to every household if the party comes to power in the northeastern state in the February 27 election.
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Congress And BJP Are Part Of Same Alliance - How It Happened
The two rivals, Congress and BJP, are in the same alliance in Meghalaya now. All five Congress MLAs in Meghalaya led by party leader Ampereen Lyngdoh has given support to the coalition led by Chief Minister Conrad Sangma's National People's Party.
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Meghalaya Congress Turncoats Await Decision On Disqualification Plea
Former Meghalaya Chief Minister and All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) leader Mukul Sangma, who recently switched over to Mamata Banerjee's party along with 12 Congress MLA, said that the decision to switch party was taken to "protect the interests
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Meghalaya MLAs' Merger With Trinamool Constitutional: Congress' Mukul Sangma
Asserting that their merger with Trinamool Congress was constitutional, 10 turncoat MLAs from Congress on Wednesday filed individual replies to a show-cause notice issued by Meghalaya Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh, urging him not to disqualify them.
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Meghalaya Congress Youth Wing Chief Quits
The Congress received another jolt in Meghalaya on Friday when its youth wing president Richard M Marak, a close aide of former chief minister Mukul Sangma who along with 11 other MLAs joined the TMC last week, quit the old party
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Congress Meets Meghalaya Speaker Over 12 Defecting MLAs' Disqualification
Senior Congress leaders in Meghalaya met Assembly Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh on Monday and sought disqualification of 12 of its MLAs, who recently switched over to the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool, a member of the grand old party said.
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'Not Effective Opposition': Meghalaya MLAs On Why They Left Congress
Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma has given a long list of reasons why he and 11 of the 17 MLAs in the state have quit the Congress. For one, Mr Sangma lamented the Congress has failed in working as an effective opposition party.
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12 Of 17 Congress MLAs Join Trinamool In Meghalaya In Late-Night Coup
Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma, along with 11 of the 17 Congress MLAs in the state, joined the Trinamool Congress in a huge coup for West Bengal's ruling party in the northeast.
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Meghalaya Congress Finalises Candidates For 2 Assembly Seats
The Meghalaya Pradesh Congress Committee on Saturday finalised candidates for two of the three assembly constituencies where byelections will be held on October 30.
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What Congress Leader Mukul Sangma Said On Buzz About Joining Trinamool
Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Dr Mukul Sangma, who is also the leader of opposition in the state assembly, will be travelling to Delhi tomorrow in an apparent attempt to seek the intervention of the Congress's top leadership "to resolve" certain in
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After 4 Decades With Congress, Ex-Meghalaya Chief Minister Quits Party
After four decades of working with the Congress, former Meghalaya Chief Minister DD Lapang quit the party on Thursday with a letter to Rahul Gandhi, pointing at senior leaders being sidelined in the party.
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As Lawmaker Quits, Congress No Longer Single Largest Party In Meghalaya
The opposition Congress lost the status of the single largest party in Meghalaya assembly after one of its legislators, Martin M Danggo, quit his membership.
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In Hung Meghalaya, Congress Call To Governor, BJP Nudges Regional Parties
With regional parties keeping everyone guessing after elections in Meghalaya threw up a hung assembly, the Congress met with Governor Ganga Prasad late last night, saying it should be invited to form government as the single largest party.
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Congress Woes Continue In Meghalaya With Another MLA Set To Join BJP Tomorrow
Senior Meghalaya Congress MLA AL Hek today announced that he would part ways with the party and join the BJP tomorrow, dealing a blow to the ruling party in the state, ahead of the Assembly polls.
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Meghalaya Polls 2023: Congress Slams Chief Minister's Party Over "Poor" Healthcare System
The Congress in Meghalaya alleged that the ruling National People's Party (NPP) has failed to protect women and children, "with the state faring poorly on the infant and maternal mortality rate indexes".
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Meghalaya Congress Promises Job Every Household If Elected To Power
The Congress in Meghalaya on Thursday promised monthly assistance of Rs 3000 to single BPL mothers and a job each to every household if the party comes to power in the northeastern state in the February 27 election.
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Congress And BJP Are Part Of Same Alliance - How It Happened
The two rivals, Congress and BJP, are in the same alliance in Meghalaya now. All five Congress MLAs in Meghalaya led by party leader Ampereen Lyngdoh has given support to the coalition led by Chief Minister Conrad Sangma's National People's Party.
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Meghalaya Congress Turncoats Await Decision On Disqualification Plea
Former Meghalaya Chief Minister and All India Trinamool Congress (AITC) leader Mukul Sangma, who recently switched over to Mamata Banerjee's party along with 12 Congress MLA, said that the decision to switch party was taken to "protect the interests
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Meghalaya MLAs' Merger With Trinamool Constitutional: Congress' Mukul Sangma
Asserting that their merger with Trinamool Congress was constitutional, 10 turncoat MLAs from Congress on Wednesday filed individual replies to a show-cause notice issued by Meghalaya Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh, urging him not to disqualify them.
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Meghalaya Congress Youth Wing Chief Quits
The Congress received another jolt in Meghalaya on Friday when its youth wing president Richard M Marak, a close aide of former chief minister Mukul Sangma who along with 11 other MLAs joined the TMC last week, quit the old party
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Congress Meets Meghalaya Speaker Over 12 Defecting MLAs' Disqualification
Senior Congress leaders in Meghalaya met Assembly Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh on Monday and sought disqualification of 12 of its MLAs, who recently switched over to the Mamata Banerjee-led Trinamool, a member of the grand old party said.
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'Not Effective Opposition': Meghalaya MLAs On Why They Left Congress
Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma has given a long list of reasons why he and 11 of the 17 MLAs in the state have quit the Congress. For one, Mr Sangma lamented the Congress has failed in working as an effective opposition party.
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12 Of 17 Congress MLAs Join Trinamool In Meghalaya In Late-Night Coup
Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul Sangma, along with 11 of the 17 Congress MLAs in the state, joined the Trinamool Congress in a huge coup for West Bengal's ruling party in the northeast.
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Meghalaya Congress Finalises Candidates For 2 Assembly Seats
The Meghalaya Pradesh Congress Committee on Saturday finalised candidates for two of the three assembly constituencies where byelections will be held on October 30.
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What Congress Leader Mukul Sangma Said On Buzz About Joining Trinamool
Former Meghalaya Chief Minister Dr Mukul Sangma, who is also the leader of opposition in the state assembly, will be travelling to Delhi tomorrow in an apparent attempt to seek the intervention of the Congress's top leadership "to resolve" certain in
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After 4 Decades With Congress, Ex-Meghalaya Chief Minister Quits Party
After four decades of working with the Congress, former Meghalaya Chief Minister DD Lapang quit the party on Thursday with a letter to Rahul Gandhi, pointing at senior leaders being sidelined in the party.
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As Lawmaker Quits, Congress No Longer Single Largest Party In Meghalaya
The opposition Congress lost the status of the single largest party in Meghalaya assembly after one of its legislators, Martin M Danggo, quit his membership.
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In Hung Meghalaya, Congress Call To Governor, BJP Nudges Regional Parties
With regional parties keeping everyone guessing after elections in Meghalaya threw up a hung assembly, the Congress met with Governor Ganga Prasad late last night, saying it should be invited to form government as the single largest party.
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Congress Woes Continue In Meghalaya With Another MLA Set To Join BJP Tomorrow
Senior Meghalaya Congress MLA AL Hek today announced that he would part ways with the party and join the BJP tomorrow, dealing a blow to the ruling party in the state, ahead of the Assembly polls.
