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After eight MLAs went to BJP, Meghalaya regional party set to lose three more

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After eight MLAs went to BJP, Meghalaya regional party set to lose three more

Three of the remaining four United Democratic Party (UDP) MLAs submitted an application to Speaker Thomas A.

Sangma, seeking to merge with the ruling National People’s Party (NPP)

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