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Politics

James Sangma Says BJP’s Rise to 10 MLAs in Meghalaya Does Not Reflect Popular Support

Reported by The Sentinel 25 Oct 2026, 8:29 am IST 1 min read

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Meghalaya NPP leader James PK Sangma says the BJP’s rise to 10 MLAs through defections does not necessarily reflect increased public support, unlike electoral vote share.

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Section: Politics
Places: Meghalaya
First reported by: The Sentinel
Reporter: sentinel digital desk
Published: Sunday, 25 October 2026, 8:29 am IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

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