RSS Mulling on Sanjay Joshi as Next President of BJP

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The recent loss in Bihar, Jhabua(LS) in MP and in Panchayat Elctions in Gujarat  BJP cadre is speaking openly about conduct of tainted  Shah who is arrogant and at times insulting to BJP Cadres,MLA, MP and senior functionaries of the party.Soon Shah need to be replaced by most popular Sanjay Joshi.RSS has also made up its mind to get rid of Amit Shah to save BJP cadre from fragmentation.


 Sanjay Joshi is back in  active politics though no position is given to him so far. Joshi’s posters, despite the threat, are once again back on display today in Ahemdabad and other cities of Gujarat.RSS had asked Sanjay Joshi to get into detail as to how BJP was doing in Bihar.Joshi submitted his report before final phase of Bihar election categorically stating losing Bihar election and reasons for that loss.Even Narendramodi dismissed the report but result is in front of us. The speculation is that this time the threat is serious to Modi and Shah. Come January, the anti-Modi-Shah, leaders in the BJP want to ensure that Shah is replaced and sent to Gujarat.This time leading the race for presidents post  is Sanjay Joshi. RSS  thinks Sanjay Joshi should take over as the BJP president. Joshi has the support of,  among others, L K Advani,  Sushma Swaraj, Vasundhara Raje,  Govindacharya, Uma Bharti, Gadkari, Parrikar and Rajnath and a host of leaders who rose with the support of Sanjay Joshi few years back when Joshi was National General Secretary Organization .

RSS wants BJP to be strong with Sansakara of Hindutva and would  want BJP workers march along then Dr Mohan Bhagwat and Bhaiyyaji Joshi will certainly make Sanjay Joshi next  BJP President.He is the only one as BJP President can motivate BJP workers and Organization to fulfill wish of Dr Mohan Bhagwat that is to construct Bhavya ram Mandir in his life time

Of late in last one year Majority Hindus, inspite of voting Narendra Modi with 282 seat,feel badly let down.Nothing has been done by Narendra Modi as PM for Hindus or in the larger interest of Hindus.Issue of Ram Mandir which is core at the heart of Millions of Hindu has not yet been touched by Modi-Shah combine.Article 370 is kept at the back burner while BJP tied up with Anti National PDP to form a Govt.Which is an unholy alliance of demonic sort.On asking question from Amit Shah on construction of Ram Mandir he sarcastically replied that for that 375 sets in LS should be given to BJP. Shameless as usual Shah is not thank full to Majority Hindus who Voted out Anti Hindu Congress to bring back focus on Hindutva, A majority Government after 30 years in the country. No mention of Common Civil Code,National Family Planning Policy,Removal of Article 370,Removal of Politically Motivated Cases on Hindus etc.

RSS is keenly looking at BJP organisation to work for the party as one mass in upcoming Bengal and UP elections,therefore thinking to give Sanjay Joshi additional responsibility of UP to mobilize cadre.Aim is two fold Ram Mandir and UP Election.
Sanjay Joshi has already worked with Dr Pravin Togadiya in Gujarat for number of years and Togadiya may  head  VHP due to demise of  Shri Ashok Singhal.Joshi is liked by nation wide BJP cadre,Head of RSS and Dr Togadiya. This combination will be best suited for Election,Hindutva Agenda and Ram Mandir Construction.

Is RSS, BJP and VHP are ready to adopt changes immediately in the larger interest of the country?

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