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Vikramaditya Singh emphasizes the need for a mass leader for the Himachal Pradesh Congress, discusses development projects, and addresses state party dynamics.

Vikramaditya Singh Seeks Mass Leader for Congress

Vikramaditya Singh calls for a 'mass leader' to head Himachal's Congress, highlights party rejuvenation and development challenges, and addresses diplomatic concerns with Turkiye.

Vikramaditya Singh seeks a 'mass leader' for Himachal Congress, emphasizes influence in multiple districts, and underscores the importance of connecting with the populace to rejuvenate party presence.

Himachal Pradesh minister Vikramaditya Singh said the next Congress state chief should be "a mass leader" with a presence in at least 2-3 districts.
Singh, who is the son of six-time chief minister Virbhadra Singh, said it would be the Congress high command's decision if her mother Pratibha Singh would continue as party state chief or a new president is appointed.
Addressing mediapersons in Shimla, Singh said the new president should be a mass leader with influence in at least 2-3 districts (out of 12) who can connect with the people and strengthen the party.
The PWD minister said he would speak to the central Congress leadership for early appointment of the Congress state chief.
Congress national president Mallikarjun Kharge had on November 6, 2024 dissolved the Pradesh Congress Committee in Himachal Pradesh along with the district and block units with immediate effect. However, Pratibha Singh remained in her post as the state party chief.
A section of Congress leaders is said to be unhappy with the working of the state government. Besides, at a recent meeting in Bilapsur, Congress leaders and workers flagged the absence of party organisation for the past six months.
Singh also spoke on the trade and tourism boycott of Turkiye for their support to Pakistan in the conflict with India.
"I would also speak to Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari to ban Turkey-based companies and joint ventures as Turkey had openly supported Pakistan during the recent war between India and Pakistan," he said.
The regional officer of National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) would also be asked to identify such companies, Singh said.
He said that a comprehensive strategy was being adopted to expedite the implementation of development projects under the Public Works and Urban Development departments.
Singh said Himachal Pradesh was leading the nation in uploading detailed project reports (DPRs) under Phase IV of the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY).
The state was poised to achieve the ambitious target of constructing 1,500 km of roads, provided there was full cooperation from local communities and panchayats. However, the target could be curtailed to 400-500 km in the absence of timely land availability and local support.
Highlighting key challenges such as delays in forest clearances and non-registration of land, the minister said that a joint meeting under the CM's chairmanship was being planned with the Panchayati Raj and Rural Development departments to accelerate the land identification and acquisition processes.
To ensure accountability, PWD divisions have been classified into four zones: red, yellow, green and non-performing. Strict action, including charge sheets and blacklisting, would be taken against underperforming officers and contractors, the minister said.

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.

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