Shillong: Meghalaya BJP leaders are preparing to flag the party's central command regarding alleged interference from the NPP. Tensions have boiled over within the Meghalaya Democratic Alliance government. BJP legislators claim NPP officials are bypassing them in their own constituencies. This leaves elected representatives in the dark on local administration and project rollouts.
The friction centers on how the coalition functions. BJP sources say the party is tired of being shut out of decisions. They view these moves as a direct attempt to undermine their authority. One source stated, "The alleged practice of bypassing MLAs has caused resentment, with party sources maintaining that legislators must have a say in administrative and developmental matters concerning their constituencies."
Administrative chaos adds to the fire. BJP leaders point to the sudden, unexplained transfer of government officers in their areas as a major roadblock. They argue these moves kill coordination and stall essential work. Meanwhile, development projects sit on the shelf. MLAs remain stuck in limbo while their constituents wait for progress. The party now plans to compile these grievances into a formal report for their Delhi leadership to resolve the internal deadlock.
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