Shillong, Aug 26: Former Meghalaya cabinet minister Adolf Lu Hitler Marak on Thursday joined the Opposition All India Trinamool Congress (AITC).
Along with him, former BJP Meghalaya unit vice president David Ch Marak and former Education joint director Bhupendra G Momin were also welcomed to the party fold by AITC Meghalaya unit vice president and Rangsakona legislator Zenith Sangma.
Inducting the new members into the party fold, Zenith Sangma said, “Today, we are happy to witness that a senior leader has decided to join Meghalaya TMC. Adolf Lu Hitler Marak had the privilege to serve the people of Meghalaya in different capacities as the Forest and Environment minister and for three terms as a member of the Legislative Assembly. We also have with us David Ch Marak and Bhupendra G. Momin, who had also served the people of Meghalaya with full integrity. We welcome them with open arms to work for the betterment of the State.”
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Addressing the people over the need for good governance in the State, Adolf Lu Hitler Marak, who is also a former three-time MLA said, “Nothing is as important as our land, and our lands are being taken away. That is why we should seek a leader who will work for the truth, justice and for the welfare of the people. We should support such leaders. As for me, I believe in such leadership so let’s all be together and support those who can bring back our land which has been taken away from us.”
Furthermore attacking the Conrad-led MDA Government over the Assam-Meghalaya border dispute, Marak said, “Before signing the MoU, you have to know whom this land belongs to.”
Marak emphasised that the people of Meghalaya are fed up with the MDA Government and are looking for an alternative in the coming assembly elections.
David Ch Marak on joining the party fold said, “I have joined because our State, currently, does not have quality leadership to bring in socio-economic development. So, as part of the Trinamool Congress, I want to contribute to developing Garo Hills. In comparison to other States, Meghalaya is developing at an extremely slow pace and in a disproportionate manner.” (NNN)
