Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma inaugurates new NPP office in Delhi
First Published: 12th August, 2021 22:01 IST
Meghalaya chief minister and National People’s Party (NPP) president Conrad Sangma inaugurated the party’s Delhi office on Thursday. The inauguration was made in presence of Meghalaya deputy CM Prestone Tynsong,
Meghalaya chief minister and National People’s Party (NPP) president Conrad Sangma inaugurated the party’s Delhi office on Thursday.
The inauguration was made in presence of Meghalaya deputy CM Prestone Tynsong, Manipur deputy CM Joykumar Singh and a host of party leaders from different parts of the country, including Rajya Sabha MP Dr W R Kharlukhi and Lok Sabha MP Agatha K Sangma.
“Inaugurated the party office of the National People’s Party at Delhi in presence of all party leaders from different parts of the country. It is indeed a landmark event for our party and it’s journey as we continue to dedicate ourselves to the service of our people,” CM Conrad Sangma tweeted.
Taking to the mediapersons after the inauguration, NPP national president Conrad Sangma termed the inauguration of the party’s Delhi office as a landmark event for NPP and its journey.
The NPP was accorded national party status on June 7, 2019. The party was founded by PA Sangma after his expulsion from the NCP in July 2012.
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