Mukul Sangma lashes out at NPP Govt over ILP issue
First Published: 10th December, 2022 15:09 IST
The Opposition TMC on Friday lashed out at the NPP led MDA government and accused it of betraying the people and playing with their sentiments as far as the demand
The AITC leader pointed out that the overall demand for ILP became louder in Meghalaya and other Northeast States triggered by the Centre’s intent to bulldoze a law Citizen Amendment Act (CAA) passed by Parliament which would have ramification in the demography of the Northeast region.
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