Newly MLAs of 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly takes oath of office today
First Published: 14th March, 2022 18:17 IST
The elected members of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly took oath of office today. The newly-elected MLAs include 32 from the BJP, 7 from NPP, 6 JD(U), 5 each from
The elected members of the 12th Manipur Legislative Assembly took oath of office today.
The newly-elected MLAs include 32 from the BJP, 7 from NPP, 6 JD(U), 5 each from the Congress and the NPF, 2 from the KPA, and 3 independents.
The oath of office was administered by pro-tem speaker Sorokhaibam Rajen Singh.
Meanwhile, post the oath-taking ceremony, Caretaker Chief Minister N Biren Singh spoke to Northeast Live correspondent Sharat Chandra on the oath-taking ceremony and formation of the new government. CM N Biren Maintained that the party high command will take the call on government formation.
And, among those who took oath were 5 women MLAs. We also have reactions coming in from KPA MLA from Saikul constituency Kimneo Haokip.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live From Paris Hilton to Mel Gibson, List of Celebs Who Lost Their Homes to the ‘Apocalyptic’ Los Angeles Wildfire
10th January 2025
Live Twipra Students’ Federation Stage Protest in Agartala Demanding Adoption of the Roman Script For Kokborok Language
10th January 2025
Live 109 Acres of Poppy Cultivation Destroyed in Just 2 Days, 12 Huts Burned Down in Phalee Hill Range
10th January 2025
Live ED Raids Seven Locations Across Tripura, Uncover Drug Trafficking Ties in Tripura
10th January 2025
WE RECOMMEND
109 Acres of Poppy Cultivation Destroyed in Just 2 Days, 12 Huts Burned Down in Phalee Hill Range
12 huts associated with the illegal activity were burned down. An FIR has been registered, and further investigations are underway.
10th January 2025
Manipur CM N Biren Singh Refutes Concerns Raised by MCPCR Over Rising Suicides in Relief Camps
The team raised concerns about the prolonged stay of camp residents, with some enduring over 19 months of displacement.
09th January 2025
Manipur: Meitei and Meitei Pangal Community Leaders Seek Harmony in Troubletorn State
Rajya Sabha MP Maharaja Sanajaoba Leishemba, who organised the meeting at Sana Konung, said both groups agreed to work towards peace.
09th January 2025
Manipur: Child Protection Commission Flags Alarming Rise in Suicides at Relief Camps
The Manipur Commission for Protection of Child Rights (MCPCR) has expressed concern over rising cases of suicides in Manipur relief camps.
09th January 2025
Manipur CM’s Stern Warning to Those Spreading Rumours to Create Enmity Between 2 Communities
CM N Biren Singh said, "I have instructed concerned departments to find out who are the culprits."
08th January 2025