Shillong, Sept 25: Meghalaya’s political landscape witnessed a significant shift as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) appointed Rikman Momin as the new state president, marking a transition from the outgoing president, Ernest Mawrie. This decision was officially conveyed by JP Nadda, the national president of the BJP, on a momentous Monday.
Ernest Mawrie, the former BJP state president, confirmed the transition, noting that the party’s central leadership had communicated the change to him.
Rikman Momin’s elevation to the position of Meghalaya BJP state president marks a significant development in the state’s political sphere. The BJP, a prominent political party in India, has chosen Rikman Momin to lead its Meghalaya chapter.
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Ernest Mawrie, the outgoing state president, acknowledged the transition and revealed that he had been informed of the central leadership’s decision. This change in leadership reflects the BJP’s commitment to revitalizing and strengthening its presence in the state of Meghalaya.
Ernest Mawrie, who held the position of Meghalaya BJP state president, played a pivotal role in the party’s operations within the state. During his tenure, the BJP made significant strides, expanding its presence and influence in Meghalaya’s political landscape.
Mawrie’s leadership was characterized by his dedication to the party’s values and principles, as well as his efforts to connect with the people of Meghalaya. His tenure saw the BJP making significant inroads and progress in the state.
