Meghalaya BJP may approach central leadership over NPP interference allegations
The party is considering reporting grievances regarding the bypassing of its MLAs in local administration and development matters.
The Meghalaya BJP is considering taking its grievances to the central leadership regarding alleged interference by NPP leaders in constituencies represented by its legislators, according to The Shillong Times.
Party sources said BJP MLAs have expressed unease over being bypassed in matters involving local administration, development, and the implementation of projects.
The BJP's concerns include the direct involvement of NPP leaders without consulting BJP legislators, which the party says undermines the authority of its elected representatives.
BJP leaders have also raised issues regarding the sudden transfer of government officers in their constituencies, which they believe can disrupt administrative functions and coordination.
The party is also concerned that development projects in some BJP-represented areas are allegedly being held up, causing frustration among legislators who have been working with departments on these initiatives.
The BJP is expected to compile these complaints for its central leadership to address, covering interference, officer transfers, and coordination issues within the MDA government.