In Meghalaya eight congress legislators will take oath today as part of the 12 member’s cabinet of the Meghalaya United Alliance MUA government. Meanwhile the AICC has cleared names of eight Congress ministers to be part of the Meghalaya United Alliance MUA headed by Dr Mukul Sangma. Congress MLAs those are going to take oath today includes, Rowell Lyngdoh, HDR Lyngdoh, Founder S Cajee, FW Momin and Augustine Marak, Dr RC Laloo, Ampareen Lyngdoh and Prestone Tynsong. Earlier, along with the state chief minister Dr Mukul Sangma two MLAs from regional party UDP and one independent had taken oath. Former chief minister Dr D D Lapang has been appointed as advisor to the state chief minister.One of the two deputy chief minister post has been given to UDP MLA B N Lanong and the other is retained with Congress MLA Rowell Lyngdoh who was former Home minister. <br/>The oath taking is being held this afternoon at Rajbhavan in Shillong. <br/>AIR correspondent reports that Dr Mukul Sangma dropped from his cabinet as many as four former ministers appointed during Dr Lapang leadership.<br/>KHNAM a regional party MLA and two independent Limison Marak and Mr Ismile Marak had played crucial role in falling of the earlier government has been now left out in the Dr Sangma’s ministry. Besides, another congress MLA Mr M M Dango was also denied berth due to his tainted background.<br/>KHNAM party President and its lone MLA Mr Paul Lyngdoh expressed his resentment over non inclusion of KHNAM in the MUA ministry and said congress had forged similar agreement with UDP and KHNAM before forming the MUA government and not figuring KHNAM in the ministry after the change in leadership the MUA is by passing agreements of the alliance partner. This is going to be the fourth consecutive government within a span of two years after the eight elections to state legislative assembly. However it remains to be seen how far another Dr Mukul Sangma after Dr Lapang has been able to run a successful government without further surgical operation of the state’s political health.<br/><br/>