Monday, September 15, 2025
spot_img

NPP confident ahead of bypoll

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

SHILLONG, July 9: NPP leader and Cabinet Minister, Rakkam Sangma, expressed confidence that the National People’s Party (NPP) will not face setbacks in the upcoming Gambegre bypoll, despite the party’s recent defeat in the Lok Sabha elections, especially from Tura seat which was its stronghold.
Sangma highlighted the NPP’s resilience, recalling that the party once had only two MLAs in Meghalaya and now leads the state government. “Politics has different dynamics in different elections,” he said, while adding that issues vary between MP, MLA, and MDC elections.
The NPP is actively preparing for the Gambegre bypoll, aiming to field the best candidate. Sangma believes that if voters support the NPP, they will see positive changes in the constituency.
He dismissed the idea of seeking support from the BJP, clarifying that the NPP did not seek BJP’s support in the last Lok Sabha election, during which the BJP did not field any candidates in Meghalaya. Sangma also attributed the NPP’s Lok Sabha loss to the circulation of fake videos, acknowledging that unexpected events can impact political outcomes.

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

BIMSTEC Young Leaders’ Summit focused on youth-led holistic development, says MEA

New Delhi, Sep 15: The BIMSTEC Young Leaders' Summit, hosted by India, highlighted the significance of young people's...

PM Modi’s swift action shows how deeply he cared: Minister Raksha Khadse on 2024 Nepal bus tragedy

New Delhi, Sep 15: Union Minister of State for Youth Affairs and Sports Raksha Khadse on Monday said...

Justice M. Sundar sworn in as 10th CJ of Manipur High Court

Imphal, Sep 15: Justice M. Sundar was on Monday sworn in as the tenth Chief Justice of Manipur...

Low inflation to give RBI space to cut rates by 50 bps this year: Report

New Delhi, Sep 15: India’s inflation rate, based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI), is expected to remain...