Amid rumours that some dissatisfied leaders of the BJP are looking for alternative platforms for their political future, the party is going to organise a ‘Nava Sankalp Sabha’ at Nagarkurnool district headquarters on Sunday. Party national president J.P. Nadda will address the gathering.
The meeting gains significance as this is the first public meeting after the Karnataka elections to be attended and addressed by top BJP leaders, including Mr. Nadda. Though a meeting to be addressed by Home Minister Amit Shah was proposed a few days ago at Rangareddy district, it was cancelled at the last minute due to the cyclone in Gujarat.
It is learnt that Mr. Nadda would clear the air on some of the doubts about the party’s future course against the backdrop of the forthcoming elections and about the rumours that some leaders are trying to quit the party.