Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, appointed as one of the Congress observers in Himachal Pradesh during the recent political turmoil, provided updates on the situation. He revealed that Himachal CM Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu acknowledged some shortcomings during the Rajya Sabha polls and formed a coordination committee of five to six members to address the issues between the party and the government. Shivakumar assured reporters that all party MLAs were individually consulted, and further discussions are planned. Despite acknowledging past failures, he expressed confidence that the government is stable and will complete its five-year term. He emphasized the importance of unity within the party and government, stating that differences have been addressed, and a collaborative approach will be adopted to ensure the party and government's stability and success. The formation of a coordination committee signifies a proactive step towards resolving internal issues and strengthening the Congress's position in Himachal Pradesh. With assurances of unity and concerted efforts, the Congress aims to overcome challenges and maintain stability in the state. #politicalgossip
#WATCH | Shimla, Himachal Pradesh: Congress observer DK Shivakumar says, "…Our CM accepted that some failure has happened. But it will not continue further. We have spoken to all the MLAs personally. We have spoken to the PCC president, CM. One round of discussion will happen… pic.twitter.com/VHwzx991xC
