LIVE! What's brewing? Expelled BJP leader Jaswant Singh meets Advani

May 23, 2014 11:00

So, what's brewing? In Delhi, Jaswant Singh meets LK Advani at his residence.

Remember, Singh, was expelled from the BJP and fought as an Independent candidate from Barmer constituency of Rajasthan. He lost by a big margin against BJP's Colonel Sonaram.

The BJP candidate, who had joined the party recently from the Congress, defeated the former union minister by a margin of over 87,000 votes.

Congress's Harish Chaudhary came third.Sonaram secured over 4.87 lakh votes while Jaswant Singh was able to get over 4 lakh votes. Chaudhary got over 2.20 lakh votes.

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