He brushed aside talk of “frustration” among its leaders on whether they will be accommodated in the next government if BJP is voted in power, he said to a question on speculation that BJP leader Murli Manohar Joshi had gone to meet RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat to complain on the possibility of his being left out of the next government.
“There is no frustration at any level. It is very clear. The party is capable of taking care of all its leaders at every level. Others cannot dictate to us,” he said.
He downplayed Joshi's visit to Nagpur yesterday to meet the RSS chief saying “we all keep meeting the Sangh leaders and we meet the RSS chief also.”
“Don't try to undermine Joshiji's competence that he is trying to complaint to the RSS,” he said.
Naidu said “these are only speculation. These are only rumours. Don't go by rumours.”
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