Party cannot disregard the family of former Himachal Pradesh CM Virbhadra Singh, according to Pratibha Singh.

Congress State President Pratibha Virbhadra Singh said the party should not ignore Virbhadra Singh's family because the party has successfully won the election in his name, face, and work many times . Congress won 40 seats in the 68-member assembly that voted on anti-incumbency .

Shimla (Himachal Pradesh) India — On Friday, Congress State President Pratibha Virbhadra Singh said that the party should not ignore Virbhadra Singh's family because the party has successfully won the election in his name, face, and work many times.Pratibha Singh told me that after all the high responsibilities she gave me by Sonia Gandhi Ji, she announced me as the party's state president, where I will have to visit in all I conducted the work with the utmost sincerity, and the end product is up to all of us today.She said that the party will publish the name of the Chief Minister by today or tomorrow (December 10), and that she said, I would definitely pitch a name.We cannot ignore the family because we won this election in his name, face, and because of his work.You can't use his name, face, and family for a reason and give it to someone else.After winning the recently held Assembly Elections in Himalaya, Congress MLAs are scheduled to meet in Shimla today to elect the Chief Minister at the State Congress Headquarters.

In the results published on Thursday, Congress re-elected in Himachal Pradesh after five years.The Congress won 40 seats in the 68-member assembly that voted on anti-incumbency.Although the Congress won 40 seats in Himachal Pradesh, the BJP claimed 25 seats.Independents won three seats and the AAP failed to open a book in the state.

In the hill state, others earned 10.4 percent of the vote.Himalayachal Pradesh has a long tradition of alternating government, and Congress was on the right side of anti-incumbency.The Congress, which had not cast a Chief Ministerial nominee in the hill state, planned a meeting of its MLAs in Chandigarh but changed its plans after a convincing majority.It is a big challenge for the party to pick its chief ministerial nominee among various contenders, including Pratibha Singh.Former state Congress chief Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu and CLP leader Mukesh Agnihotri are among the other candidates for the position, according to Shukla.

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