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Meghalaya: 59 newly elected MLAs take oath as Members of 11th Legislative Assembly

First Published: 6th March, 2023 18:27 IST

59 newly elected MLAs today took oath as Members of the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly. Among the key faces who were administered the oath of office by Protem Speaker include: Chief

59 newly elected MLAs today took oath as Members of the Meghalaya Legislative Assembly. Among the key faces who were administered the oath of office by Protem Speaker include: Chief Minister designate Conrad Sangma and NPP Chief who won from the South Tura seat NPP’s Prestone Tynsong, winner from the Pynursla seat.

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