Around 800 Tibetan exiles are registered as voters in the Dharamshala assembly segment. 

Six disqualified Congress MLAs and three Independents, who have resigned from the state Assembly, join BJP, wait and watch situation for Sukhu government.

The six Congress rebels in Himachal Pradesh are facing an uphill battle as they await a decision from the Supreme Court regarding their disqualification from the state Assembly.

"No conspiracy of BJP would be allowed to be succeeded and the present Congress government will complete its five-year term comfortably," the chief minister added.

The Supreme Court has scheduled March 18 as the date for hearing the plea filed by six rebel Congress MLAs from Himachal Pradesh challenging the decision of the Assembly Speaker to disqualify them.

The committee has been formed for better coordination between the state government and the organisation in the wake of the recent rebellion, it comprises the CM, PCC chief, Deputy CM, health minister and two senior former ministers, Kaul Singh Thakur and Ram Lal Thakur.

Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu intervened to get Dorje, 70, airlifted by IAF chopper from snow bound Lahaul Spiti for immediate medical treatment outside Lahaul