Shillong, Feb. 11 -- Former Meghalaya legislator Mohendro Rapsang has resigned from the primary membership of the ruling National People's Party (NPP), citing personal reasons.
Rapsang had joined the the Conrad Sangma-led NPP after he and four other then Congress legislators were suspended by the Congress party for supporting the previous NPP-led government.
Rapsang unsuccessfully contested the 2023 Meghalaya assembly elections losing it to United Democratic Party legislator Paul Lyngdoh by a margin of 3,485 votes.
In his resignation letter to NPP state president Prestone Tynsong, Rapsang expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve the party over the past four years.
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