Meghalaya Assembly Election Result highlights: A day after the National People’s Party (NPP) emerged as the single-largest party in Meghalaya, securing 26 seats in the 60-seat Assembly, Chief Minister Conrad Sangma arrived at Raj Bhavan to meet with Governor Phagu Chauhan, submitted his resignation and staked claims at forming the new government in the state. The NPP is set to form an alliance with the BJP to form a coalition government, in a repeat of proceedings five years ago. Sangma had approached the Union Home Minister Amit Shah seeking his support and blessings in forming the new government, according to a tweet by Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma, after which Sangma thanked the state BJP in extending their support towards forming the government. The Meghalaya election results came to be in tune with the exit polls as no party secured the majority mark which is 31 in this case. CM Sangma won from the Tura South constituency. Living up to its promise, the small regional outfit United Democratic Party (UDP) finished second winning 11 seats in the Meghalaya Assembly. Assembly Election Results Analysis | Assembly Election Results | Tripura Election Results | Nagaland Election Results While the Congress managed to win five of the 60 seats in the Meghalaya Assembly polls, the party’s state chief and Shillong MP, Vincent H Pala, lost to the ruling NPP’s Santa Mary Shylla by 1,828 votes in the Sutnga Saipung constituency in the East Jaintia Hills. The Trinamool Congress bagged 5 seats whereas the BJP clinched only two.