A Meghalaya MLA says legislators from his side are in discussions with the BJP over a possible “switchover,” prompting a denial from his party. The claim is made by Suin, who represents the Mawsynram constituency, and he says the legislators have communicated with the BJP and presented certain demands.
NDTV reports that Suin acknowledges contact with the BJP and describes the demands without detailing their contents. His party, however, denies that any such talks are taking place. The disagreement centers on whether informal discussions or outreach are occurring and whether they relate to a change in political alignment.
While one outlet reports the MLA’s statement directly, the counterpoint from the party highlights that the legislature member’s remarks are disputed. The reporting indicates an emerging controversy within Meghalaya’s political landscape, with differing positions on the existence and nature of talks.