Congress Dissolves Himachal Pradesh Unit Amidst Internal Strife

The decision follows electoral setbacks and aims to address factionalism within the party's state leadership.

The Congress party has dissolved its entire Himachal Pradesh unit, including district and block committees, as part of a strategic overhaul.
The move is seen as a response to the party's poor performance in the recent Lok Sabha elections, where it failed to secure any seats in the state.
Factionalism and internal conflicts, highlighted by cross-voting in the Rajya Sabha elections, have been cited as significant issues necessitating this restructuring.
Pratibha Singh, the outgoing state unit president and a key figure in Himachal politics, may see her influence reduced as new leadership is considered.
The reconstitution aims to inject fresh energy into the party and align the organizational structure more closely with the state government.