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Vishvendra Singh (born 23 June 1962) is an Indian politician. He is currently Cabinet minister in Rajasthan Government, Tourism and Civil Aviation Department. He belongs to the Indian National Congress. Before 2008, he has been associated with Bhartiya Janta Party and Janata Dal. Singh joined the congress in 2008 over conflict with his party colleague Digamber Singh. Vishvendra being a royal always had political advantages, however he lost to Digamber Singh in 2008, this victory gave Digamber a superior hand over Vishvendra. Digamber then was considered the leader of Jats in Rajasthan.