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Union minister BL Verma on March 9 said that Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu's government in Himachal Pradesh will be toppled soon.

9 Himachal MLAs move to U'khand hotel, CM Sukhu flays rebel Congress lawmakers

9 Himachal MLAs reach BJP-ruled Uttarakhand, Sukhu's govt in crisis  

Union minister BL Verma on March 9 said that Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu's government in Himachal Pradesh will be toppled soon.

Six Himachal Pradesh Congress MLAs who voted against the party in the Rajya Sabha elections have shifted to an Uttarakhand hotel amid a rebellion against Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu, who fired back at the lawmakers saying they are being shepherded by the BJP.
BJP MLAs Vikram Thakur and Trilok Jamwal accompanied the six Congress and three Independent legislators, who arrived in Rishikesh from Haryana's Panchkula by a chartered flight late on Friday and checked into Hotel Taj, about 30 kilometres from Rishikesh.
Congress MLAs Sudhir Sharma, Rajinder Rana, Inder Dutt Lakhanpal, Devinder Kumar Bhuttu, Ravindra Thakur and Chaitanya Sharma have been disqualified from the Himachal Pradesh Assembly for defying the party whip on the state budget.
They have approached the Supreme Court for relief in the matter.
Three Independent MLAs Hoshiar Singh, KL Thakur and Ashish Sharma were also with them when they arrived.
The MLAs' move from Haryana to Uttarakhand drew a sharp response from Sukhu, who said they are being driven from one place to another like a shepherd herds a flock.
Addressing a public meeting in Mandi, Sukhu said the BJP is shepherding the six disqualified Congress MLAs, who betrayed the party, from one place to another, according to a statement.
He also asked why the BJP kept the rebel MLAs in a hotel in Haryana's Panchkula before flying them to Dehradun in a chartered plane and lodging them in a seven-star hotel in Rishikesh.
"These MLAs breached the trust of the people of their constituencies and the party by not listening to the call of conscience," he said.
He added that the public will teach a lesson to those who tried to hatch a conspiracy and asserted that his government will complete its full tenure.
Sukhu said he came from an ordinary background and became the chief minister by fighting for the rights of the people.
The post of chief minister belongs to a common man and not to someone who wants the chair for power and enjoyment and uses money to snatch it, he added.
The Congress currently has 34 MLAs in the Himachal Pradesh Assembly while the BJP has 25. The three Independent MLAs had also sided with the BJP in the Rajya Sabha polls.
Security around Hotel Taj has been tightened and no one is being allowed to enter the premises except those who have advance online bookings.
Meanwhile, Union Minister of State for Development of North Eastern Region BL Verma told reporters in Haridwar that the Congress government in Himachal Pradesh will soon fall.
"The Sukhu government in Himachal Pradesh is battling internal conflicts. It will not last long because of this infighting," Verma said.
He claimed Rahul Gandhi's actions have eradicated the Congress in Uttar Pradesh and will wipe it out from all over the country after the Lok Sabha elections.
Replying to a question about the presence of the Himachal Pradesh MLAs in Uttarakhand, Verma said the case of their expulsion is in the Supreme Court and the BJP honours the courts.&nbsp;
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BJP claims the action was taken as MLAs are slipping away from the Congress. They said the Sukhu government is sure to fall.

Himachal Speaker expels 15 BJP MLAs citing 'sloganeering, misconduct' 

BJP claims the action was taken as MLAs are slipping away from the Congress. They said the Sukhu government is sure to fall.

The Himachal Pradesh Assembly speaker on Wednesday expelled 15 MLAs of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for allegedly shouting slogans and misconduct in the Speaker's Chamber.
The development comes a day after the ruling-Congress lost the only Rajya Sabha seat in the state to BJP, due to cross-voting by its members.
BJP MLAs, earlier, met Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla to complain against how Speaker Kuldeep Singh Pathania behaved towards Opposition MLAs.
Leader of Opposition Jai Ram Thakur said they "suspect the Speaker would suspend BJP MLAs" during the Budget Session that began today.
Hours later, 15 BJP legislators including Thakur, Vipin Singh Parmar, Randheer Sharma, Lokender Kumar, Vinod Kumar, Hans Raj, Janak Raj, Balbir Verma, Trilok Jamwal, Surender Shori, Deep Raj, Puran Thakur, Inder Singh Gandhi, Dileep Thakur and Inder Singh Gandhi were expelled.
Reacting to the expulsions, BJP's winning Rajya Sabha candidate Harsh Mahajan said, "Everyone is slipping away (from Congress) gradually. This Government won't continue. Congress governments will meet this fate."
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When asked whether he would continue in Congress, Singh said he would "hold due discussions and deliberations" with his supporters, before deciding "the future course of action."

Fresh setback for Congress as Himachal Minister Vikramaditya Singh resigns

When asked whether he would continue in Congress, Singh said he would "hold due discussions and deliberations" with his supporters, before deciding "the future course of action."

In a fresh setback for Congress, Himachal Pradesh Public Works Department Minister Vikramaditya Singh on Wednesday resigned from the cabinet.&nbsp;
Announcing the decision at a press conference, Singh said it would not be right for him to stay part of the government in the current circumstances.
The decision brought fore cracks in the party, which on Tuesday lost the sole Rajya Sabha seat to the BJP and is apparently scrambling to keep its members together to prevent the fall of its government. The election was spoilt for the Congress due to cross-voting by some of its members.
Sigh blamed it on the system prevailing under Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu where "MLAs were overlooked, and attempts were made to stifle their voices."
He accused the Congress of disrespecting his father and former Himachal Pradesh chief minister late Virbhadra Singh.
"Someone who was the CM of the state for 6 times, due to whom this Government was formed in the state - they could not find a small space for his statue at Mall Road. This is the respect this Government has shown to my late father," Sigh said in an emotional address.&nbsp;
"I am very hurt, not politically but emotionally," he added.
The MLA from Shimla Rural also alleged attempts from some quarters to humiliate him in his functioning as a cabinet minister.
"I respect the CM but there has to be coordination among the Council of Ministers. This is a breach of trust, something that has led to where we are standing today," he said.
When asked whether he would continue in the party, Singh said he would "hold due discussions and deliberations" with his supporters, before deciding "the future course of action."
In the 68-member Himachal Pradesh Assembly, the Congress has 40 MLAs while the BJP has 25 legislators. The remaining three seats are held by independents.

In Himachal Pradesh, the exit polls projected a range of 24-40 seats for the BJP and 26-40 seats for the Congress. The AAP was projected to bag seats in the range of 0-3. The majority mark is 35 seats.

Himachal Pradesh: close contest for BJP and Congress as counting of votes begin

In Himachal Pradesh, the exit polls projected a range of 24-40 seats for the BJP and 26-40 seats for the Congress. The AAP was projected to bag seats in the range of 0-3. The majority mark is 35 seats.

Election results on Thursday will show if the BJP is able to buck the anti-incumbency trend in Himachal Pradesh. The hill state has not returned any incumbent government to power after 1985.
Going by this almost 40-year-old trend, it is Congress&rsquo; turns to take the reigns of the hill state this time but BJP by now has made a habit of bucking such trends by getting re-elected in &nbsp;Uttar Pradesh, Goa, Assam, and Uttarakhand
Exit polls are predicting a neck to neck contest between BJP and Congress in Himachal Pradesh.&nbsp;
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The number of voters in Lahaul and Spiti's Tashigang, the world’s highest polling station, is not in the hundreds or thousands, but the world’s highest polling station has historically voted once again

100% voter turnout at world's highest polling booth

The number of voters in Lahaul and Spiti's Tshigang, the world’s highest polling station, is not in the hundreds or thousands, but the world’s highest polling station has historically voted 

Nearly 100% voter turnout at world's highest polling booth

The number of voters in Lahaul and Spiti's Tashigang, the world&rsquo;s highest polling station, is not in the hundreds or thousands, but the world&rsquo;s highest polling station has historically voted once again

100% voter turnout was recorded in the world's highest polling station booth in Lahaul and Spiti's Tashigang village in Himachal Pradesh Of the 52 registered voters, 51 stepped out to elect a new state government amid polling in the hill state. Situated at a height of 15,256 feet, the polling booth in Tashigang was made a Model Polling station to make voting easy for senior citizens and disabled voters.
The battle in the Lahaul and Spiti Assembly segment is among BJP&rsquo;s candidate Ram Lal Markanda, Congress candidate Ravi Thakur and APP&rsquo;s candidate Sudershan Jaspa.
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