Will campaign in Gujarat, says Joshi
: Ahmedabad, Wed Dec 05 2012, 04:30 hrs
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Chief Minister Narendra Modi's arch rival Sanjay Joshi has said he will participate in the ongoing election campaign in Gujarat in the near future.
Joshi, whose name does not figure in the party's list of campaigners in Gujarat, told The Indian Express over the phone, "I will campaign in Gujarat but I have not decided on the date and venue."
His sympathisers here, however, are not aware of his programme.
Joshi's close friend and former MLA from Ellisbridge constituency, Bhavin Sheth, said he did not know of Joshi itinerary's yet.
State BJP's media in-charge Dr Jagdish Bhavsar said there was no campaign schedule or itinerary for Joshi at present.
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