The Congress authorities in Himachal Pradesh has managed to comprise the political disaster that arose after the cross-voting within the Rajya Sabha election and the resignation announcement of a minister. The Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu-led Congress authorities handed the funds on Wednesday, and Minister Vikramaditya Singh acknowledged that he is not going to press for resignation till talks with leaders conclude, giving a breather to the Congress.
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Congress chief Vikramaditya Singh, who had stepped down as a minister, on Wednesday night stated that he would not press his resignation till a dialogue with occasion leaders was not accomplished. He, after assembly occasion central observers, claimed that the federal government was by no means in disaster.
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The Himachal Pradesh Meeting speaker, in the meantime, reserved his order on the Congress’s demand to disqualify the six MLAs from the meeting, whose cross-voting within the Rajya Sabha election triggered turbulence within the state.
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Chief Minister Sukhu dismissed hypothesis that he was resigning. He stated, “Neither the high command, nor anyone else has asked me for resignation” and added that the Congress authorities will full its five-year time period within the state.
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Speaker Kuldeep Singh Pathania on Wednesday expelled 15 BJP MLAs, together with Chief of Opposition Jai Ram Thakur, for ‘misconduct’ and allegedly shouting slogans within the Chamber of the Speaker.
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Three Congress central observers, together with senior chief Bhupinder S Hooda, held discussions with senior leaders and MLAs on Wednesday night time. Talking to reporters after the conferences, Hooda stated, “We have talked with all the leaders,” with out elaborating additional.
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On Tuesday, Congress stalwart Abhishek Manu Singhvi was defeated by BJP’s Harsh Mahajan via a draw of heaps, after the 2 candidates bagged 34 votes every within the combat for the lone Rajya Sabha seat.
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A BJP delegation led by the Chief of the Opposition Jai Ram Thakur went to Raj Bhavan on Wednesday morning asking Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla to make sure that the Finance Invoice was handed solely via voting.
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The Congress management in Delhi has despatched three observers — Bhupesh Baghel, Bhupinder Singh Hooda and DK Shivakumar — to Shimla to handle the cirisi. The occasion had indicated that it might take some “tough steps”.
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Transferring his resignation on Wednesday morning, the state Public Works Minister Vikramaditya Singh had stated that “there have been attempts to humiliate and undermine me from some quarters and in spite of reservations, I supported the government.”
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The Congress and three unbiased MLAs spent Tuesday night time at a guesthouse in Panchkula, positioned in BJP-run Haryana, after voting in opposition to the Congress candidate. They attended the meeting session on Wednesday and had been later reported to have left once more for Panchkula.
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