
Trinamool’s mission Meghalaya began in 2004
The Hindu
The main rival of the party is the NPP whose founder was its MP
The Trinamool Congress gained 12 MLAs in Meghalaya in an evening coup on November 24. This was not the first such foray for the Mamata Banerjee-led party in the northeastern hill State.
The Trinamool had its first lawmaker from Meghalaya almost overnight in 2004. Former Lok Sabha Speaker Purno Agitok Sangma won the Tura constituency that year after quitting the Nationalist Congress Party and joining the Trinamool.
The man he defeated was Mukul M. Sangma, a former Congress heavyweight and now the president of the Trinamool’s Meghalaya unit.

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