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Description of problem:





How reproducible: always


Steps to Reproduce:
1. Go to Organizations list page
2. select an org to edit (other than the curren org)
3. click on Remove organization
4. Click yes on the confirm dialogue
The org gets deleted in the database, BUT

Actual results:

The the tab showing the org still shows the org, and hence one can make blunders like clicking on "Add environment" for a deleted org.

Expected results:
After the org delete the, the right pane should close.

Additional info:

git commit: a70e5cc9e2b44cbdbc106689e01ec1046b5a87fd

QA verified.

getting rid of 6.0.0 version since that doesn't exist