This is a great news. BJP should bring together and welcome all like-minded
people and work together to save mother India from corrupt and dynastic rulers.
Nitin Gadkari and others have talked to her.
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Jai Hind R. Singh
Uma Bharti may return to BJP soon: Advani
Press Trust of India, Updated: December 11, 2010 20:53 IST
New Delhi: Senior BJP leader L K Advani today indicated that firebrand Hindutva
leader Uma Bharti would return to the party soon to strengthen the organisation
in Uttar Pradesh and contest elections from the state.
"Uma spoke to me, and on my advice, agreed that she would concentrate hereafter
on strengthening the party unit in Uttar Pradesh, which ....had become greatly
enfeebled. She said she would like to contest also from Uttar Pradesh," Advani
wrote on his blog today.
After taking over as Party president last year, Nitin Gadkari had expressed the
intention of bringing back Jaswant Singh and Uma Bharti to the party fold,
Advani said.
Uma Bharti was sacked from BJP in 2005.
"Nitinji himself talked to Uma.... But she has sought some time from the Party
President before plunging headlong into the fray," Advani said.
Speculation has been rife for several months now about Uma's return to BJP.
She had travelled to Raipur with Advani to attend the last rites of Chhattisgarh
Chief Minister Raman Singh's father earlier this year and also accompanied him
to Somnath to offer prayers on the anniversary of his Rathyatra.
Advani said the party had become particularly weak in Uttar Pradesh since the
2004 elections.
"During those six years in office (1998-2004) our organisational network had
become loose. Considered state- wise, the worst affected from this angle was the
largest state of the country, Uttar Pradesh, a state in which we fared poorly
both in 2004 as well as 2009," he said.
BJP expects Uma to rejuvenate the party in the northern state which sends 80 MPs
to Lok Sabha.
However, he seemed to rule out elections anytime soon and dismissed speculation
that the Congress-led UPA may dissolve Lok Sabha and go for early polls.
"No government chooses to go in for an early election unless it is confident of
victory. UPA's stocks have never before been as low as they are today. The talk
of dissolution was intended to frighten MPs. All opposition MPs Left, Right and
Centre- had become a solid phalanx in support of the demand for a JPC," Advani
said.
The senior leader maintained that Atal Bihari Vajpayee decided to go in for
early polls in 2004 prompted by the victories in Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh
and Rajasthan Assembly elections.
"I hold that we lost the 2004 polls mainly because of overconfidence and
consequent complacency," he said.
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