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NCP MLAs Merge with NDPP in Nagaland, Giving Majority
In Nagaland, seven politicians from the NCP party have switched over to the NDPP party, which is currently in power.
This move gives the NDPP a majority in the state's group of lawmakers.
The politicians made their decision official by submitting letters.
This means the NDPP now has more power, and it is expected to help the government serve the people more effectively.
The shift has also raised questions about how the government will work going forward.
Seven NCP MLAs in Nagaland joined the ruling NDPP, giving them an absolute majority.
The NDPP's tally increased from 25 to 32 members in the 60-member Assembly.
The NCP MLAs submitted formal letters to the Speaker, stating their decision to merge with the NDPP.
The Speaker approved the merger, as it met constitutional requirements.
The merger strengthens the leadership of Chief Minister Rio, according to a State Minister.
- Who
- Seven NCP MLAs, NDPP, CM Neiphiu Rio
- What
- NCP MLAs merged with NDPP
- Where
- Nagaland
- When
- May 31, 2025
- Why
- To strengthen the government and improve its ability to serve the people
Key facts
- NCP MLAs Joined NDPP
- Seven
- NDPP Total Seats
- 32
- Assembly Seats
- 60
- Ruling Party
- NDPP
- Date of Announcement
- May 31, 2025
