11 political parties of North East have decided  to oppose the Citizenship Amendment bill. Talking to news persons in Guwahati , Chief Ministers of Meghalaya Conrad K Sangma  and Mizoram Zoramthanga said that 11 parties resolved to jointly oppose the bill.  Both the leaders said that a delegation would meet President and Prime Minister of India to convey their concerns. AIR Correspondent reports that 11 parties have met today in Guwahati to oppose the Citizenship Amendment bill.<br />'' <br />''<span style="color: #222222;">The parties at the meeting today include Asom Gana Parishad, National Peoples Party, Mizo National Front and  others. Mr. Sangma said that today's meeting was not politically motivated but a natural process to stand against the bill. Mr. Sangma has also sought support from all the like minded parties and people against the Citizenship Amendment bill. Out of 11 parties ,  six  are part of the North East Democratic Front , NEDA , a part of NDA.</span><br />