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Last verified: 12 Nov 2026
Assets and liabilities are dated candidate declarations, not current valuations. An earlier election affidavit is not a declaration for the current election.
The Election Commission notification of 6 June 2024 records Sangma as elected from Tura (ST) in Meghalaya on the Indian National Congress ticket.
Source: Election Commission of India notification of elected Lok Sabha members ↗Document: 6 Jun 2024 · Verified: 12 Nov 2026
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The Meghalaya sitting-members roster checked on 12 November 2026 lists Sangma as the Indian National Congress MP for Tura in the 18th Lok Sabha.
Source: Digital Sansad sitting-members roster for Meghalaya ↗Document: 12 Nov 2026 · Verified: 12 Nov 2026
Sangma asked about a hospital proposal and upgrades to health facilities in the Tura constituency. In its 4 April 2025 reply, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare cited approvals for health infrastructure across Meghalaya. It reported that ₹20.39 crore was approved under Fifteenth Finance Commission health grants for 32 sub-health centres without their own buildings and two primary health centres, covering financial years 2021–22 through 2025–26.
Source: Lok Sabha unstarred question 5590 and Health Ministry reply ↗Document: 4 Apr 2025 · Verified: 12 Nov 2026
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An allegation or pending case is not a conviction. Read the recorded status and document date. Missing information does not mean zero assets, zero liabilities or no cases.
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