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Saturday, July 2nd, 2016

 

New Arunachal Pradesh government led by Pema Khandu wins floor test

Arunachal Pradesh’s new government, headed by Chief Minister Pema Khandu, has won a trust vote in the state Assembly only four days after it was formed. How the House voted In the floor test, 46 members backed the Chief Minister. The 11 members of the opposition BJP voted against him. The result meant the fledgling government had shown it commanded a majority on the floor of the House. Khandu thanks his supporters After the vote, Mr Khandu thanked the legislators who had stood with him, naming Kaliko Phul and TukiRead More