CM Sangma also won from Songsak constituency defeating his nearest National People's Party rival.
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Mukul Sangma retains Ampati seat, defeats BJP rival by over 6,000 votes
Congress's Mukul Sangma has been Meghalaya chief minister since 2010
Congress finishes first with 21 seats but falls short of majority mark
Mr Sangma, who is the chief minister since 2010, retained Ampati seat defeating his nearest BJP rival Bakul Ch Hajong by over 6,000 votes.
He also won from Songsak constituency defeating his nearest National People's Party rival Nihim D Shira by over 1,300 votes. The BJP was in the third position.
The chief minister's wife Dikkanchi D Shira also won from Mahendraganj seat defeating her nearest BJP rival Premananda Koch by over 6,000 votes, the sources said.
Polling for 59 seats of the 60-member Meghalaya Assembly was held on February 27.
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