JASWANT-ADVANI 2 LST

Recently, former vice-president Bhairon Singh Shekhawat
had criticised BJP for expelling Jaswant without reading the
book.

Advani is now busy finalising his tour plans for the
forthcoming assembly elections in Maharashtra and Haryana. "In
October, I will spend 10 days campaigning in these two
states," he said, adding that apart from state-related issues,
price rise would be a big issue in these polls.

Advani said despite the Lok Sabha defeat, all was not
lost for the BJP. "Despite the defeat in the last Lok Sabha
elections, we have proved again that Indian politics is
bipolar. We are in power in eight states, including two where
we share power with allies," he said.

"These responsibilities need accountability too," Advani
added.

The Leader of the Opposition informed that he would tour
the country to meet party workers and discuss the importance
of responsibility with them.

"After assembly elections, I plan to visit different
states. I will not address public meetings, but address
workers' conferences. I will express my views to workers about
responsibility and will listen to the views of
office-bearers," he said. PTI RC
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