BJP set to form Meghalaya govt; Himanta calls Rahul's decisions immature

With the Bharatiya Janata celebration (BJP) and the country wide human beings's party (NPP) set to shape the next authorities collectively in Meghalaya, in spite of the Congress prevailing the biggest variety of seats, BJP leader Himanta Biswa Sarma took a swipe at Congress president Rahul Gandhi. He claimed that Rahul Gandhi's choice to ship his party's top leadership to Meghalaya lacked calculation and showed immaturity.

"I assume pinnacle Congress leaders were sent to Meghalaya as they were informed that they had been the unmarried largest birthday celebration. but, that they had no support from local parties -- the latter are helping the Bharatiya Janata party (BJP). I experience that Rahul Gandhi sent 4 senior leaders of the celebration to Shillong with none calculation.

It suggests his lack of maturity," Sarma told ANI.
After the counting of votes on Saturday, Meghalaya threw up a hung meeting, with the Congress prevailing 21 seats and NPP bagging 19.
NPP president Conrad okay Sangma on Sunday submitted to Governor Governor Ganga Prasad a letter of support from 34 legislators within the 60-member Meghalaya meeting, and staked claim to form the subsequent kingdom government.