BJP won't be able to form government in UP: Rajnath Singh

March 05, 2012 14:19

A day before before vote count in Uttar Pradesh, senior BJP leader and former chief minister Rajnath Singh on Monday admitted that his party may not be in a position to form the next government in the state. Singh said while the BJP was set to improve its tally in the 403-member assembly, it would fall short of coming to power.

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