The decision made by the Gandhis to appoint Navjot Singh Sidhu as the head of the Punjab unit of the Congress party had disastrous consequences in the Assembly polls. This decision not only led to a similar situation in Himachal Pradesh but also resulted in a series of problems within the Congress Legislature Party during the RajyaSabha polls. One of the major oversights made by Priyanka and Rahul Gandhi was neglecting the potential issues that could arise from nominating Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu as the chief minister over a year ago. This oversight ultimately led to dissidence within the Congress Legislature Party, further intensified during the RajyaSabha polls. Moreover, the Gandhis’ decision to favor Sukhu over the dynastic claim of Pratibha Singh and Vikramaditya Singh in Himachal Pradesh only worsened the situation. This decision exacerbated the existing tensions within the party and created a sense of division among the members. The recent cross-voting and subsequent expulsion of six MLAs from the Assembly has further intensified the crisis within the Congress party. This turmoil highlights the lack of unity within the Congress government and raises questions about the effectiveness of the leadership. The conflicting messages sent by Sukhu to party rebels, along with warnings from Singh, indicate a lack of coordination and unity within the Congress government. This lack of unity has further contributed to the ongoing crisis and uncertainty surrounding the fate of the Sukhu government. Overall, the ongoing turmoil in the Himachal Pradesh Congress party highlights the political inexperience of the Gandhi siblings. It suggests that they rely more on issuing directives rather than understanding the complexities of real-politik. This lack of understanding and experience has resulted in a series of poor decisions and mismanagement within the party, ultimately leading to the current crisis.