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BJP's Manipur Ally Withdraws Support, Blames Biren Singh For Crisis In State
The National People's Party (NPP) on Sunday withdrew support to the BJP-led government in violence-hit Manipur, claiming that the N Biren Singh dispensation has "completely failed to resolve the crisis and restore normalcy" in the northeastern state.
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Will Casinos Open In Meghalaya? Here's What Chief Minister Has Decided
Conrad Sangma's government is "unorganised" and has "multiple directions, multiple intentions", says Opposition leader after latest decision
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"Ball In BJP's Court": Meghalaya Chief Minister On Manipur Alliance Query
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma, who is also the boss of the National People's Party (NPP), has indicated that his party might ally with the BJP, in Manipur.
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BJP's Manipur Alliance Partner Says Will Be "Largest Party" After Polls
The National People's Party or the NPP will emerge as the single largest party in Manipur, asserted its party president Conrad Sangma. A comment which is likely to cause some concern within the BJP, its alliance partner.
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No One Supports National People's Party In Manipur: Assam Chief Minister
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has brushed aside any threat by the National People's Party in BJP-ruled Manipur.
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Conrad Sangma's Party Leader's Father Shot At In Imphal
A National People's Party (NPP) candidate's father has been shot at by unidentified people in poll-bound Manipur's Imphal East district, Deputy Chief Minister Yumnam Joykumar Singh said on Saturday.
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No Chance Of Hung Assembly, BJP Is Coming Back: Manipur Chief Minister
With some election surveys forecasting a hung assembly in Manipur, Chief Minister Biren Singh has ruled out the possibility despite Feb 28 and March 5 polls, with regional parties like the NPP, NPF, new entrant JD(U) fielding some strong candidates
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Manipur BJP Spokesperson, Who Called Ally "Parasite", Expelled
The Manipur BJP has expelled its chief spokesperson, Chongtham Bijoy Singh, for six years for violating party's rules and regulations, days after he had called NPP a "parasite that had proved a menace" to the ruling coalition in the past five years.
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Manipur Elections: Regional Party Alleges Threats From Militants, Points Finger At BJP
The NPP is contesting from 42 out of 60 assembly seats this time. In 2017, it had contested nine seats, won four of them and emerged as kingmaker.
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Conrad Sangma's NPP Announces 42 Candidates In Manipur, 2 BJP MLAs To Switch
Voting on the 60-member assembly will be conducted in two phases on February 27 and March 3. Votes will be counted on March 10.
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In Manipur, Which Votes This Month, All Parties Focus On "Remove AFSPA"
AFSPA-free Manipur. This is the battlefield slogan that every political party in Manipur is using to win support ahead of the assembly elections in the BJP-ruled state this month.
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BJP Ally's 1st List Of 20 Candidates Out In Manipur
In Manipur, the National People's Party (NPP), an ally of the ruling BJP, on Monday announced the first list of 20 candidates contesting the February-March polls. The state election will be held in two phases on February 27 and March 3.
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Ahead Of Manipur Polls, Key Ally's Minister Letpao Haokip Joins BJP
Before the Manipur polls, it's a major setback for the NPP, which is an ally of the BJP. Senior BJP leaders have also hinted at no pre-poll alliance with NPP ahead of the elections. Earlier, NPP had also said it will go solo in the Manipur polls.
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Will Campaign Against Controversial Law AFSPA In Manipur: Meghalaya Chief Minister
Meghalaya Chief minister and National People's Party (NPP) chief Conrad K Sangma said the demand to withdraw the controversial law Armed Force (Special) Power Act, or AFSPA, would be the key agenda of their party in the Manipur assembly election.
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6 Ministers Dropped From Manipur Cabinet, Ex-Congress MLAs Among New Faces
Six ministers from the cabinet of the BJP's Biren Singh-led government in Manipur have been dropped. They are three from the BJP, two from its ally National People's Party (NPP) and one from Lok Janshakti Party (LJP).
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BJP's Manipur Ally Withdraws Support, Blames Biren Singh For Crisis In State
The National People's Party (NPP) on Sunday withdrew support to the BJP-led government in violence-hit Manipur, claiming that the N Biren Singh dispensation has "completely failed to resolve the crisis and restore normalcy" in the northeastern state.
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Will Casinos Open In Meghalaya? Here's What Chief Minister Has Decided
Conrad Sangma's government is "unorganised" and has "multiple directions, multiple intentions", says Opposition leader after latest decision
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"Ball In BJP's Court": Meghalaya Chief Minister On Manipur Alliance Query
Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma, who is also the boss of the National People's Party (NPP), has indicated that his party might ally with the BJP, in Manipur.
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BJP's Manipur Alliance Partner Says Will Be "Largest Party" After Polls
The National People's Party or the NPP will emerge as the single largest party in Manipur, asserted its party president Conrad Sangma. A comment which is likely to cause some concern within the BJP, its alliance partner.
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No One Supports National People's Party In Manipur: Assam Chief Minister
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has brushed aside any threat by the National People's Party in BJP-ruled Manipur.
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Conrad Sangma's Party Leader's Father Shot At In Imphal
A National People's Party (NPP) candidate's father has been shot at by unidentified people in poll-bound Manipur's Imphal East district, Deputy Chief Minister Yumnam Joykumar Singh said on Saturday.
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No Chance Of Hung Assembly, BJP Is Coming Back: Manipur Chief Minister
With some election surveys forecasting a hung assembly in Manipur, Chief Minister Biren Singh has ruled out the possibility despite Feb 28 and March 5 polls, with regional parties like the NPP, NPF, new entrant JD(U) fielding some strong candidates
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Manipur BJP Spokesperson, Who Called Ally "Parasite", Expelled
The Manipur BJP has expelled its chief spokesperson, Chongtham Bijoy Singh, for six years for violating party's rules and regulations, days after he had called NPP a "parasite that had proved a menace" to the ruling coalition in the past five years.
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Manipur Elections: Regional Party Alleges Threats From Militants, Points Finger At BJP
The NPP is contesting from 42 out of 60 assembly seats this time. In 2017, it had contested nine seats, won four of them and emerged as kingmaker.
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Conrad Sangma's NPP Announces 42 Candidates In Manipur, 2 BJP MLAs To Switch
Voting on the 60-member assembly will be conducted in two phases on February 27 and March 3. Votes will be counted on March 10.
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In Manipur, Which Votes This Month, All Parties Focus On "Remove AFSPA"
AFSPA-free Manipur. This is the battlefield slogan that every political party in Manipur is using to win support ahead of the assembly elections in the BJP-ruled state this month.
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BJP Ally's 1st List Of 20 Candidates Out In Manipur
In Manipur, the National People's Party (NPP), an ally of the ruling BJP, on Monday announced the first list of 20 candidates contesting the February-March polls. The state election will be held in two phases on February 27 and March 3.
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Ahead Of Manipur Polls, Key Ally's Minister Letpao Haokip Joins BJP
Before the Manipur polls, it's a major setback for the NPP, which is an ally of the BJP. Senior BJP leaders have also hinted at no pre-poll alliance with NPP ahead of the elections. Earlier, NPP had also said it will go solo in the Manipur polls.
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Will Campaign Against Controversial Law AFSPA In Manipur: Meghalaya Chief Minister
Meghalaya Chief minister and National People's Party (NPP) chief Conrad K Sangma said the demand to withdraw the controversial law Armed Force (Special) Power Act, or AFSPA, would be the key agenda of their party in the Manipur assembly election.
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6 Ministers Dropped From Manipur Cabinet, Ex-Congress MLAs Among New Faces
Six ministers from the cabinet of the BJP's Biren Singh-led government in Manipur have been dropped. They are three from the BJP, two from its ally National People's Party (NPP) and one from Lok Janshakti Party (LJP).
