Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Meghalaya CEO Warns Inactive Parties of Deregistration
The election head in Meghalaya is telling four political parties they might be kicked off the official list.
These parties haven't had any candidates in elections since 2019.
They have to explain why by September 3rd.
If they don't, they could be removed.
This is part of a bigger plan to get rid of parties that aren't doing anything.
The government is doing this because these parties aren't following the rules about joining elections.
Many other inactive parties have already been removed across the country.
Meghalaya CEO issued notices to four inactive political parties.
The parties include KHNAM, MDP, NESDP, and RDSC.
They haven't contested elections since 2019.
Parties must explain non-participation by September 3rd.
Deregistration is possible if they fail to comply.
- Who
- Meghalaya CEO and four political parties: KHNAM, MDP, NESDP, and RDSC.
- What
- Meghalaya's CEO issued notices to four political parties for inactivity in elections.
- When
- Notices were issued recently, with a September 3rd deadline.
- Where
- Meghalaya, India.
- Why
- To ensure compliance with election rules and potentially deregister inactive parties.
Political Parties
Election Commission
Meeting Electoral Requirements
Political Parties
Maintaining party status by actively contesting elections.
Election Commission
Compliance with election participation rules.
- Parties Involved
- KHNAM, MDP, NESDP, RDSC
- Notice Issued By
- Meghalaya CEO BDR Tiwari
- Deadline for Response
- September 3rd
- Reason for Notice
- Failure to contest elections since 2019
- Possible Outcome
- Deregistration
