Amid the political crisis in Himachal Pradesh, Chief Minister Sukhwinder Sukhu on Thursday left for Delhi to "meet" the Congress High Command.
According to the information, the Chief Minister will meet the Congress High Command and give a report about the current political situation in the state and will discuss the candidates for the Lok Sabha elections.
The Chief Minister's visit to Delhi is being considered very important amid the political crisis in Himachal.
The Chief Minister appeared to be ready to reconsider the disqualification of six Congress MLAs.
"If one realises one's fault then that person deserves another chance" CM Sukhu said when question on the possible return of the rebel MLAs.
Ball is on Congress High Command's court
Earlier Himachal Minister Vikramaditya Singh, said that he had played the role of facilitator between the Congress High Command and disqualified party MLAs, adding that the decision now lies with the party's central leadership.
He said that the Congress High Command and the observers, DK Shivakumar and BS Hooda, had given him the responsibility to meet and take the views of the'rebel' and disqualified MLAs.
The Minister indicated that there was a strong possibility that some of the rebels could retrun to the party fold.
"Everything is possible in politics, there are some pressure tactics, I am learning politics. No doors are open or closed in politics, earlier, Amit Shah ji said doors had been closed for Nitish Babu, but those doors were opened for him later. These are common in politics" Vikramaditya Singh had said.
Earlier, Himachal Pradesh Assembly Speaker Kuldeep Singh Pathania had disqualified the six Congress MLAs who cross-voted in the Rajya Sabha polls.
Rebel Vikramadity to meet Union Minister Nitin Gadkari
Meanwhile, Minister Vikramaditya Singh has also left for Delhi separately to meet the Union Minister Nitin Gadkari.
Minister Singh said he is going to Delhi to meet the Union Minister as per a previously scheduled meeting.
The Union Minister Nitin Gadkari during his recent visit to Hamirpur inaugurated projects worth Rs 4500 crore and announced an additional Rs 200 crore rupees for roads and bridges and had asked the state government to send a proposal to the Centre in this regard, he said.
The Model Code of Conduct will be implemented with the announcement of the dates for the Lok Sabha polls, the minister said.
"The union minister had asked for the proposal and I will submit it for clarification before the MCC comes into effect. I am personally visiting the Union minister. Our efforts are to restore and repair roads which were damaged due to the recent floods in the state," Singh said.
