Those who stepped down include NCP leaders Ampareen Lyngdoh, Abu Taher Mondal, Rakkam Sangma, and Comingone Ymbon; UDP leaders Paul Lyngdoh and Kyrmen Shylla; HSPDP leader Shakliar Warjri; and BJP’s A.L. Hek.

According to sources, the reshuffle comes as part of a seat-sharing agreement among alliance partners to balance representation within the cabinet. New ministers are expected to be sworn in at Raj Bhavan later this evening . Political analysts say the reshuffle reflects growing adjustments in the coalition to maintain stability and accommodate diverse regional and party interests in governance.

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