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VPP MLAs object to Governor’s speech in hindi in Meghalaya Assembly session

First Published: 20th March, 2023 15:36 IST

The first day of the Meghalaya Assembly's budget session witnessed stormy scenes after VPP MLAs objected to Governor Phagu Chauhan giving the opening address in Hindi.

The first day of the Meghalaya Assembly’s budget session witnessed stormy scenes after VPP MLAs objected to Governor Phagu Chauhan giving the opening address in Hindi.

VPP MLA Ardent Miller Basaiawmoit raised objections to the governor making the speech in Hindi, saying that Hindi is not native to the state.

This was followed by a war of words between Basaiawmoit and Chief Minister Conrad Sangma, as the latter defended the governor’s speech in Hindi.

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