 | Congress to write to high command on the five suspended Meghalaya MLAsMeghalaya PCC chief Vincent H Pala said that the ten days time given to the five MLAs expired on February 24 but they are yet to respond to the show cause. |
 | Trouble mounts for beleaguered Congress in MeghalayaTwo senior leaders and 600 members of the National Students' Union of India (NSUI), led by its state chief Bansharailang Pyngrope, have now parted ways. |
 | Failure to curb infighting in state units leads to setbacks for CongressSources said that the high command failed to address concerns raised by Sangama, who was upset over not being consulted before MP Vincent H Pala's appointment. |
 | Lesson learned from Punjab fiasco? Congress douses flames of infighting in MeghalayaThe Congress in Meghalaya was virtually divided into two factions after Pala, who is the Shillong MP, was appointed the state chief by the AICC. |
 | Rahul Gandhi meets Mukul Sangma, Vincent Pala to end 'rift' in Meghalaya CongressFormer CM Mukul Sangma and Meghalaya PCC chief Vincent H Pala have not been getting along well ever since the latter was appointed the new Meghalaya unit chief. |
