Former Army chief may contest LS polls in UP against a VVIP

July 31, 2013 13:13

Former Chief of Staff General VK Singh had an hour-long interaction with senior BJP leaders recently. He is believed to have agreed to contest the Lok Sabha elections against a VVIP from Uttar Pradesh. No, we are not giving out names just now, but friends of the former general have planned a recce in the constituency to gauge the mood of the voters.

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