Posters rooting for Advani as President don't stick for too long at BJP HQ

June 18, 2017 18:06

The political corridors these days are abuzz with speculations over who is going to be the country's next president.

Parties across spectrum are reaching out to each other to arrive at a consensus ahead of the Presidential election.

In this scenario, posters supporting Lal Krishna Advani for the post of the president have come up at some prominent locations in Delhi.

These posters were also put up outside the headquarters of the Bharatiya Janata Party at 11, Ashoka Road. The posters, however, were torn apart and thrown outside the party office.

The posters backing L K Advani for president have been published in the name of Ashok Tanwar, who calls himself the convener of Gurjar Samaj and a farmer leader.

In these posters, L K Advani is described as the best-suited contender for the president's post. Many of these posters have been put up in and around Raisina Road in Lutyens Delhi.

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