People's Party of Arunachal

People's Party of Arunachal
Leader	Nikh Kamin
Founder	Tomo Riba
Founded	10 April 1977
Headquarters	P.O. Naharlagun-791110 Arunachal Pradesh
Ideology	Regionalist
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Website
www.peoplespartyofarunachal.org
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Peoples Party of Arunachal, a political party in the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh 1977-1989. PPA president was Tomo Riba.

State Assembly elections results:

1978: 21 candidates, 8 elected

1980: 28 candidates, 13 elected

1984: 13 candidates, 4 elected

In 1989 Riba joined Janata Dal. Gegong Apang, later Chief Minister, began his political career in PPA.

In 2009 election, PPA won 4 seats in Arunachal Pradesh Assembly.

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Tomo Riba

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