ADC polls: ECs shall need NPP’s blessings: Ampareen

Shillong, Dec 6: Boasting about the ruling NPP’s presence in the state, both in state assembly and autonomous district councils (ADCs), party leader and cabinet minister Ampareen Lyngdoh on Thursday said the executive committee (EC) to be formed in any of the three ADCs will need “NPP’s blessings”.

“You may have any party forming an EC in any of the district councils, (but) if you don’t get the blessings of NPP, it will be difficult for you to achieve anything,” Ampareen said, adding, “That’s the way politics work.”

Expressing confidence over the NPP’s preparation for the upcoming ADC polls, the minister emphasised the need for the party workers and leaders to work hard and present positive report cards ahead of the polls.

Lamenting report cards submission in 2018 and 2023, she said, “Nobody really cared what an MLA or an MDC did for the constituency.”

“It seems like everybody is on an emotional high. I don’t know whether that same emotional high will again blind everybody, but time will tell,” she said.

Reminding that the MDA government has three more years, Lyngdoh said, “Don’t underestimate us. It doesn’t matter what happens in the district council elections. You cannot survive if you are not on the same page with the government, which is ruling the state.”

Hailing the party and chief minister Conrad Sangma as well, she said, “Where will you find a chief minister humbling himself in unknown territory talking to the public on CM-Connect. Have you seen? I am yet to see one.”

She also advocated for NPP getting a role of uniting the North East, politically.

Hot this week

Pay hike of Assam ministers, MLAs likely as 3-member panel submits report

Full report likely by Oct 30 Guwahati Sept 25: There...

Meghalaya Biological Park Inaugurated After 25 Years: A New Chapter in Conservation and Education

Shillong, Nov 28: Though it took nearly 25 years...

ANSAM rejects Kuki’s separate administration demand, says bifurcation not acceptable

Guwahati, Sept 8: Rejecting the separate administration demand of...

Meghalaya man missing in Bangkok

Shillong, Jan 10: A 57-year-old Meghalaya resident, Mr. Treactchell...

Meghalaya’s historic fiber paves the way for eco-friendly products and sustainable livelihoods

By Roopak Goswami Shillong, Oct 25: From making earbuds to...

State aims to achieve full literacy by 2030

Tura, April 15:  As part of the state’s effort...

GTF refuses to withdraw hunger strike

Shillong, April 15: The Green Tech Foundation has remained...

CM launches slew of initiatives in WK Hills

We will continue to listen, engage, and work towards...

Govt open to talks with protesters on Umiam project  

No environment destruction, island to be beautified further: Tynsong   The...

Rs 27-cr rain museum in Mawsynram to be ready in a year: Suin

Shillong, April 15: A rain museum is currently under...

BSF rescues girl after electric shock in South Garo Hills

Shillong, April 15: A 10-year-old girl was rescued by...

MSPB is an advisory body, not for rehabilitating politicians: Suin

Shillong, April 15: UDP legislator from Mawsynram and member...

Police await post-mortem report in Umpling bridge death case

Shillong, April 15: The state police are awaiting the...
spot_img

Related Articles

Popular Categories