Gangs and 'Bhais' to play their role in Gujarat polls
Agencies : Porbandar(Guj), Tue Dec 04 2012, 10:57 hrs
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Gondal, where Patels and Kshatriyas have never lost no opportunity to resort to violence against the others, has seen elections fought on the issues of murders of Popat Sorathia, Vallabh Patel (former health minister), Nilesh Ravani, Vinu Shingala, Jayanti Vadodaria in the past.
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