BJP: Jethmalani's views on Gadkari not party's

November 05, 2012 16:04

Senior BJP spokesman Rajiv Pratap Rudy said the manner in which Mahesh Jethmalani chose to resign from the national executive committee of the BJP was an instance of public posturing, and not beneficial to its status as the largest political entity in the world. Speaking to the media Rudy said that the irony was that the letter had reached the media even before it reached the BJP, adding that Jethmalani's view was his own and he did not want to comment on it aside from reiterating that allegations of corruption against the BJP President were being probed.

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