BJP leader Prithvi Vikram Sen first to post photos of Congress minister’s private ceremony
Pallavi Sharma
DHARAMSHALA: Himachal Pradesh Public Works and Urban Development Minister Vikramaditya Singh entered a new chapter in his personal life as he tied the knot with Amreen Kaur, an Assistant Professor at Panjab University, in a private ceremony in Chandigarh on September 22 (2025).
The wedding was kept an intimate affair, with only close relatives attending it. The ceremony, however, quickly made its way into the public domain after the first pictures surfaced on social media. Interestingly, the earliest image was shared by Vikramaditya Singh’s maternal uncle and BJP leader Prithvi Vikram Sen. Within minutes, the photos went viral, with media houses rushing to put them up across digital platforms.
High-profile yet private affair
The Anand Karaj ceremony was held at the Sekhon family residence in Sector 2, Chandigarh, in the presence of close relatives. The bride, Amreen Kaur, is a distinguished academic with double master’s degrees in English and Psychology, a PhD in Psychology and research experience at Harvard University. She is the daughter of Sardar Jotinder Singh Sekhon and Opinder Kaur.
Family insiders describe the match as one of mutual respect and shared intellectual pursuits, a union marked by understated elegance rather than political grandeur.
Second marriage for the Congress scion
This is the second marriage for the 35-year-old Vikramaditya Singh, son of six-time Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister late Virbhadra Singh and Himachal Congress chief Pratibha Singh. His first marriage, with Sudarshana Chundawat of Rajasthan’s Amet royal family in 2019, ended in divorce in November 2024.
Vikramaditya, who represents Shimla (Rural) in the state Assembly, had unsuccessfully contested the 2024 Lok Sabha elections from Mandi, losing to BJP’s Kangana Ranaut. An alumnus of Bishop Cotton School, Shimla, and Hansraj College, Delhi University, he holds a postgraduate degree in History and is also a national-level trap shooter, having bagged a bronze medal in 2007.
