All reports suggest that Narendra Modi, in all probability, will be contesting Lok Sabha elections from Varanasi seat. And today four big leaders of AAP, who are also close confidants of Kejriwal, have hinted at the possible candidature of former Delhi Chief Minister against BJP's prime ministerial candidate from Varanasi Lok Sabha seat.
The four leaders namely Sanjay Singh, Manish Sisodia, Kumar Vishwas and Gopal Rai have given enough hints that Kejriwal will challenge Narendra Modi if the Gujarat Chief Minister decides to contest from Varanasi parliamentary constituency.
Addressing a rally before Kejriwal's speech, party leader Sanjay Singh appealed to him to contest against Modi from Varanasi because there is a buzz that the BJP PM candidate will be fielded from the constituency.
Kejriwal may challenge Modi from Varanasi LS seat
Kanpur: Arvind Kejriwal has been non-committal so far as contesting parliamentary elections is concerned but now it appears that his party leadership has made up its mind to field him against Narendra Modi from Varanasi
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