National People's Party supremo and Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma Monday said the party will continue to oppose the Citizenship Amendment Bill (CAB).
"Meghalaya was the first state in India to oppose the Bill and raise its objection. We took the initiative to unite different political parties of Northeast and made our voice heard in Delhi and ensured that the CAB was not introduced in the Rajya Sabha," he said while campaigning for the NPP candidate in the Lok Sabha polls in the state.
He claimed that the NPP is the only party that can unite the voice of the region and made it heard in Delhi.
Conrad asked the people to vote for the NPP as "NPP is the party of the Northeast."
The NPP chief said, "We will remain true to our commitment promised to the people of Northeast and will never allow any bill that would hamper the interest of our people."
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