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FREE agent Michael Coulson is on York City manager Gary Mills’ wanted list. Winger Coulson, who turned down a new deal at Blue Square Bet Premier Grimsby Town at the end of last season, is seen as the ideal man to add competition for striking places at ...RSS mouthpiece questions Narendra Modi's style of functioning - Deccan Herald
In yet another instance of growing feud within BJP and the Sangh Parivar, an article in a RSS mouthpiece has criticised Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi for his style of functioning and also indicated that the party has several other Prime Ministerial candidates.
The article, which figures in the latest issue of 'Panchajanya,' says it is being felt that Modi needs to do a rethink about his style of functioning and organisational capabilities.
"The role of Narendra Modi in the Sanjay Joshi episode at BJP's national executive meeting in Mumbai is worth pondering over," the article states.
Modi had insisted that he will attend the conclave only if his bete noire Sanjay Joshi resigns from BJP national executive. The party bowed to his demand.
The article further points out that it is a mystery why Modi, a staunch believer of the Sangh ideology, could not deal with his anger towards his fellow RSS worker Joshi.
"By making the presence of Sanjay Joshi at the BJP national executive a prestige issue, why did he (Modi) give the media an opportunity to spread misinformation about the Sangh and BJP?" the article said.
In a dig at Modi's Prime Ministerial ambitions, the article also states that BJP has several chief ministers and central leaders who are capable of being its Prime Ministerial candidate and hence the decision on this matter should be made after the general elections.
I am no saffron leader’s puppet’ - Deccan Herald
Gadkari denies being RSS appointee
BJP president Nitin Gadkari denied being a puppet of any senior leaders and said he has their '100 per cent' support.
Gadkari, the youngest ever BJP president, asserted that he was taking his own decisions — though often after consulting senior party and RSS leaders.
Gadkari, while speaking to a private TV channel, also denied he was an RSS appointee and that he was imposed on the party.
“All leaders are with me 100 per cent. They are supporting me from the core of their heart and guiding me very properly,” Gadkari said when asked if he has the full support of senior leaders like Sushma Swaraj, Arun Jaitley, Venkaiah Naidu and Ananth Kumar.
Gadkari denied that these senior leaders were turning him into a puppet. “The people who know me know that I will never become a puppet,” he said.
The BJP leader from Maharashtra also said, “ RSS leaders never direct me, never give me any instruction. And as BJP president, I am taking my own decisions.”
He insisted that L K Advani and Rajnath Singh were the first to suggest that he should become the BJP president. He denied that RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat had imposed him on the BJP.
“They (RSS) never interfere in our day-to-day activities, or in the selection of candidates and politics,” Gadkari said.
On a question about the BJP being identified with Kandhamal riots in Orissa, Ram Sene in Karnataka and Varun Gandhi’s alleged communal speech, Gadkari said, “We are a democratic party. We have many leaders in the party having different views.”
He argued that these did not represent the views of the party. “As far as Ram Sene is concerned, it is not directly or indirectly related to the BJP.
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Modi needs to review style of working: RSS mouthpiece (Lead) - Thaindian.com
New Delhi, June 2 (IANS) In an apparent disapproval by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi’s style of working, an article in the organisation’s mouthpiece has indicated that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has several prime ministerial candidates.
It also disapproved of Modi’s reported insistence on resignation of Sanjay Joshi from the BJP’s national executive last week.
The article, which figures in the latest issue of Panchjanaya, said it was being felt that Modi needed to do a rethink about organisational capabilities.
“It seems Narendra Modi needs to review his style of working and organisational ability,” it said.
The article assumes significance because its author Devendra Swaroop is a former editor of Panchjanaya and has access to views of the RSS insiders.
“The role of Narendra Modi in the Sanjay Joshi episode at BJP’s national executive meeting in Mumbai is worth considering…why despite having faith in the Sangh, Modi could not control his unhappiness towards a fellow RSS functionary is a mystery. He made Joshi’s presence a prestige issue and allowed the media to attack the BJP and the Sangh,” the article said.
It also attacked Modi over media reports about Joshi changing his travel plans and boarding a plane instead of going by train after the Mumbai meeting as the train would have touched places in Gujarat.
“It allowed opponents of the BJP to speak against Modi,” it said.
Modi apparently insisted that he would attend the conclave only if his bete noire Joshi resigned from the party’s national executive and the party bowed to his demand.
In a dig at Modi’s prime ministerial ambitions, it said that the BJP had several chief ministers and central leaders who were capable of being its prime ministerial candidates. But it said that the decision should be taken by the the parliamentary party after the party won the Lok Sabha election.
The article in the RSS mouthpiece slamming Modi’s action at the BJP executive close to veteran BJP leader L.K. Advani launching an attack on party president Nitin Gadkari, saying “the mood within the party is not upbeat”.
Advani said in his blog that people were angry with the Congress-led government but they were upset with the BJP too.
Hold back on PM choice: RSS to BJP - Hindustan Times
“Several BJP leaders carry the prime ministerial ambition. The candidate should be picked up only after the 2014 results,” the article by former editor and Sangh ideologue Devinder Swarup said.
The article said the Sangh is unhappy with Modi for “ignoring senior BJP leaders”. It also criticised him for insisting on the removal of his rival, Sanjay Joshi, from the party national executive.
Advani had attacked BJP president Nitin Gadkari in his blog on Thursday, questioning decisions taken by him in the past six months.
Modi needs to review style of working: RSS mouthpiece - Smash Hits.com
New Delhi, June 2 (IANS) In an apparent disapproval by the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's style of working, an article in the organisation's mouthpiece has indicated that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has several prime ministerial candidates.
It also disapproved of Modi's reported insistence on resignation of Sanjay Joshi from the BJP's national executive last week.
The article, which figures in the latest issue of Panchjanaya, said it was being felt that Modi needed to do a rethink about organisational capabilities.
It seems Narendra Modi needs to review his style of working and organisational ability, it said.
The article assumes significance because its author Devendra Swaroop is a former editor of Panchjanaya and has access to views of the RSS insiders.
The role of Narendra Modi in the Sanjay Joshi episode at BJP's national executive meeting in Mumbai is worth considering...why despite having faith in the Sangh, Modi could not control his unhappiness towards a fellow RSS functionary is a mystery. He made Joshi's presence a prestige issue and allowed the media to attack the BJP and the Sangh, the article said.
It also attacked Modi over media reports about Joshi changing his travel plans and boarding a plane instead of going by train after the Mumbai meeting as the train would have touched places in Gujarat.
It allowed opponents of the BJP to speak against Modi, it said.
Modi apparently insisted that he would attend the conclave only if his bete noire Joshi resigned from the party's national executive and the party bowed to his demand.
In a dig at Modi's prime ministerial ambitions, it said that the BJP had several chief ministers and central leaders who were capable of being its prime ministerial candidates. But it said that the decision should be taken by the the parliamentary party after the party won the Lok Sabha election.
The article in the RSS mouthpiece slamming Modi's action at the BJP executive close to veteran BJP leader L.K. Advani launching an attack on party president Nitin Gadkari, saying the mood within the party is not upbeat.
Advani said in his blog that people were angry with the Congress-led government but they were upset with the BJP too.
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