Krinilla R. Marak, whose spouse and Nationalist Congress Party hopeful Jonathone N. Sangma was killed by activists over a month prior, has recorded her assignment for the Williamnagar Assembly situate in Meghalaya's East Garo Hills locale.
An ad libbed unstable devise exploded by presumed Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) activists had executed Sangma and three others while they were battling for NCP on February 18 in front of the State's Assembly races. Race to the Williamnagar situate must be deferred thus.
Not long after Sangma's passing, the NCP had proposed to handle his dowager in Williamnagar. A week ago, the Election Commission settled April 27 as the by-survey date.
"I am overpowered by the help of the general population and their respect for my late spouse," Ms. Marak said in the wake of recording her papers on Monday.
The NCP competitor had an April 10 due date for documenting selection with April 13 as the last date for withdrawal of papers. The checking is planned on May 1.
The NCP competitor will be up against eight adversaries, basically occupant Deborah C. Marak of Congress and Marcuise N. Marak of National People's Party. The others are Santosh R. Marak of the BJP, Mahamsing M. Sangma of United Democratic Party and independents Sengbath R. Marak, Lahatson N. Marak, Siljong R. Marak and Jan N. Arengh.
Williamnagar has 32,021 voters, 16,567 male and 15,454 female.
GNLA, the outfit claimed to have slaughtered Jonathone Sangma gotten a difficulty seven days after his murder when the commando unit of Meghalaya Police killed its president Sohan D. Shira in an experience. After a month, no less than 10 individuals from the outfit surrendered.
Ampati by-survey later
Meghalaya's Chief Electoral Officer Frederick R. Kharkongor said the by-survey date for Ampati, another empty Assembly situate, has not been finished yet.
Previous Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul M. Sangma, who won from two Assembly situates in the February 29 decision, surrendered the Ampati situate a month ago. He held the Songsak situate.
"The Election Commission chose to hold the by-survey for Williamnagar before Ampati in light of the fact that just a single hopeful (NCP) needed to record selection paper for the previous," Mr. Kharkongor said.
An ad libbed unstable devise exploded by presumed Garo National Liberation Army (GNLA) activists had executed Sangma and three others while they were battling for NCP on February 18 in front of the State's Assembly races. Race to the Williamnagar situate must be deferred thus.
Not long after Sangma's passing, the NCP had proposed to handle his dowager in Williamnagar. A week ago, the Election Commission settled April 27 as the by-survey date.
"I am overpowered by the help of the general population and their respect for my late spouse," Ms. Marak said in the wake of recording her papers on Monday.
The NCP competitor had an April 10 due date for documenting selection with April 13 as the last date for withdrawal of papers. The checking is planned on May 1.
The NCP competitor will be up against eight adversaries, basically occupant Deborah C. Marak of Congress and Marcuise N. Marak of National People's Party. The others are Santosh R. Marak of the BJP, Mahamsing M. Sangma of United Democratic Party and independents Sengbath R. Marak, Lahatson N. Marak, Siljong R. Marak and Jan N. Arengh.
Williamnagar has 32,021 voters, 16,567 male and 15,454 female.
GNLA, the outfit claimed to have slaughtered Jonathone Sangma gotten a difficulty seven days after his murder when the commando unit of Meghalaya Police killed its president Sohan D. Shira in an experience. After a month, no less than 10 individuals from the outfit surrendered.
Ampati by-survey later
Meghalaya's Chief Electoral Officer Frederick R. Kharkongor said the by-survey date for Ampati, another empty Assembly situate, has not been finished yet.
Previous Meghalaya Chief Minister Mukul M. Sangma, who won from two Assembly situates in the February 29 decision, surrendered the Ampati situate a month ago. He held the Songsak situate.
"The Election Commission chose to hold the by-survey for Williamnagar before Ampati in light of the fact that just a single hopeful (NCP) needed to record selection paper for the previous," Mr. Kharkongor said.
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