Vikramaditya Singh says it’s “wrong to read too much into it” after eliminating the Congress from his Facebook profile, while renegade MLA Sudhir Sharma tweets cryptically to keep Himachal politics a boil

Even though it seemed that the storm that battered the Sukhu administration had passed for the time being, the governing Congress is still uneasy since the family of former chief minister Virbhadra is still acting ungratefully.

Every eye is on the activities of the Congress government’s Public Works Minister, Vikramaditya Singh, the son of six-time chief minister Virbhadra Singh.

There are rumors that he will meet with senior BJP officials when he is in Delhi.

The removal of Vikramaditya’s position as a Minister and Congress from his social media sites, such as Facebook, has fueled these rumors.

His Facebook page now reads “Himachal ka Sewak,” which has political circles worried about his further detachment from the Congress.

However, Vikramaditya Singh disputed that the present political situation was related in any way to the Congress being removed from the bio.

One of the six renegade MLAs, Sudhir Sharma, sent a mysterious message during the current situation.

“Not even the king’s horses and men could put Humpty back together,” Sudhir Sharma said on Twitter, officially known as X.

However, it’s abundantly evident from his mother’s statement—state Congress president and Mandi MP for the Lok Sabha—that things were anything from normal.

She was obviously upset and felt that problems that she and Vikramaditya had resolved were still unresolved.

Although the whole Congress party and CLP were gathered for a photo op at the chief minister’s house by the central observers, DK Shivkumar, Bhupinder Singh Hooda, and Bhupesh Bhagel, there is still simmering dissatisfaction among many politicians.

What seems to be bothering Pratibha the most are her remarks that the high command turned down her request for a leadership change by substituting Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu as chief minister. Therefore, it would be incorrect to assume that the government’s storm has passed.

Conjecture on another Congress There are rumors that MLAs are in contact with the BJP top leadership as well.

Congress infighting is causing political unrest in Himachal Pradesh: BJP

Meantime, the BJP claimed that the Congress administration had shrunk to a minority.

Congress was at the pinnacle of internal strife and squabbling, according to former Vidhan Sabha Speaker and MLA Vipin Parmar. He said that the state’s political instability was brought about by the internal conflicts inside the Congress.

He continued by saying that the outburst against their own administration by party ministers and MLAs is indicative of the situation inside the Congress dictatorship.

He also said it was regrettable that the Chief Medical Officer had called the six rebels “kale nag.”