NPP legislator and MDA government’s advisor Ampareen Lyngdoh has asserted that the current government is very much stable and termed baseless all allegations about any political instability in the state.
“Don’t make it look like there is no more government in the state of Meghalaya. We are in charge and we are executing our executive roles as in charge of the government,” the former minister said on Friday in the wake of 8 UDP MLAs joining the BJP on Thursday.
“Lot of incorrect information is being circulated among the public. Beyond a certain point, fiction has to take a back seat and reality has to take its place,” he said.
She said the Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma and the two deputy chief ministers are on the job and are in conversation with the eight legislators.
“Governance is still in progress and we will continue till 2028 as per mandate of law. We have full faith in the leadership of our Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma and the two deputy chief ministers who will steer the state forward,” she asserted.
Dismissing speculation that everything has come to a standstill, she said, “Please allow the government to execute its role as government in governance. Political parties will take their own actions.”