All India Trinamool Congress, West Garo Hills.
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18/05/2026
06/05/2026
Regarding Baseless Political Speculation
It is both regrettable and wearying to witness certain sections of the media, alongside the ruling dispensation, once again recycling the same baseless rumours. The recent "speculation" concerning Dr Mukul Sangma’s entry into the NPP is nothing more than a desperate attempt to manufacture confusion where none exists.
To address this "rubbish" news with the finality it deserves, we wish to place the following facts on record:
1. A consistent and clear position
Dr Mukul Sangma has already dismissed these claims as recently as December 2025, correctly identifying them as "wishful thinking" by those who fear our growing strength at the grassroots. To re-circulate the same narrative today is a clear sign of political bankruptcy and a lack of genuine issues to discuss.
2. Fabricated narratives of berths and posts
The whispers regarding "constitutional posts" or "cabinet berths" are entirely fictional. Dr Mukul Sangma has spent his career fighting for the people of Meghalaya on a foundation of principles, not through the pursuit of backroom deals or personal gain.
3. Focus on the welfare of the people
While the ruling party spends its energy on "keeping doors open" and manufacturing imaginary realignments, Dr Mukul Sangma remains focused on the crises that actually affect our citizens. His priority continues to be the welfare of the people and the resolution of the deep-seated issues currently facing the state.
4. A steadfast commitment
It is understandable why other parties would covet a leader of Dr Mukul Sangma’s calibre and vision. However, his commitment remains steadfast toward strengthening our own organisation and preparing for the upcoming battles.
The "door" the NPP claims to keep open is one that Dr Mukul Sangma has no intention of walking through. We urge the media to look past these "whispers" and focus instead on the governance and accountability that the people of Meghalaya deserve.
Dr Mukul Sangma is occupied with the service of the state. We have no further time for these needless distractions.
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17/04/2026
The TMC candidates asserted that administrative tasks, including the preparation of separate electoral rolls and delimitation, should not require a six-month window
TURA, April 16: Trinamool Congress (TMC) MDC candidates met here on Tuesday to demand that the state government expedite the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC) elections and finalise pending reforms.
The meeting focused on the protection of indigenous rights and the necessity of conducting elections without further extensions.
The candidates welcomed the mandatory Scheduled Tribe (ST) status requirement for all candidates, stating it ensures the council remains a safeguard for the indigenous community.
Referencing a formal request by Leader of Opposition Dr Mukul Sangma, the candidates reiterated the need to amend the Assam and Meghalaya Autonomous Districts (Constitution of District Councils) Rules, 1951, to formally adopt the Garo Hills Autonomous District Amendment Rules, 2026.
While acknowledging the postponement of elections to maintain peace, the candidates asserted that administrative tasks—including the preparation of separate electoral rolls and delimitation—should not require a six-month window.
They demanded that the government conduct the GHADC elections immediately after legislative amendments are passed in the upcoming session.
The leadership also called on all MDCs to set aside party lines and act collectively as lawmakers to secure the rights of the Scheduled Tribes of Garo Hills.
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