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election results in nagaland After that, the process of forming the government has intensified. The alliance of the National Democratic Progressive Party (NDPP) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is yet to stake claim to form the government in the state, despite securing 37 seats in the 60-member assembly in the recently concluded elections here. Sources in both the parties said their legislators would hold a joint meeting with outgoing chief minister Neiphiu Rio before staking claim to form the government. Let us tell you that the tenure of the present government will end on March 12.
Rio held a closed-door meeting with the new NDPP legislators at the party chief’s office to seek their opinion on government formation. NDPP sources said that most of the newly elected MLAs are living together till the formation of the government. Sources in the BJP said that the party’s MLAs will hold a coordination meeting till Sunday, which will be followed by a joint meeting with the NPPP MLAs.
37 seats won by pre-poll alliance of NDPP-BJP
Voting for the 60-member assembly elections in Nagaland was held on Monday, while the results were announced on Thursday. In this, 37 seats were won by the pre-poll alliance of NDPP-BJP, out of which NDPP got 25 and BJP got 12 seats. NDPP won 18 seats in 2018, while BJP won only 12 seats. Nationalist Congress Party won seven seats, NPF five and Naga People’s Front, Lok Janshakti Party (Ram Vilas) and RPI (Athawale) two seats each. The Janata Dal (United) has won one seat, while four independents have won.
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