Rajnath asks PM not to worry about BJP

New Delhi, Aug 30: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President Rajnath Singh has asked Prime Minister Manmohan Singh not to worry about the developments in his party.

Rajnath Singh comment came in response to Saturday, Aug 29, statement by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in which he said, "The situation in the BJP is not good...it is BJP's internal matter but stability in political parties is most necessary in a democracy, otherwise, it will have an impact on the country."

BJP spokesperson Prakash Javadekar informed the media on Sunday, Aug 30, that Rajnath has written a letter to Singh in this regard.

"Rather than worrying about he development in the BJP, we urge you to concentrate on the developmental work. The farmers of the country are suffering from the drought. Constitute a Task Force to tackle the drought situation. Take immediate steps to tackle price rise," Javadekar quoted Rajnath's letter, as saying.

Regarding the media report on leadership change in the party Javadekar said, " It's all speculation of the media. We urge the media to stop speculating about the change of leadership in the BJP. There is no such move in the party."

"The organizational elections of the party are due in a couple of months, which starts from Mandal level to the Central level. Will inform you then about it,"Javadekar said.

He added that "Advaniji and Rajanathji will continue to be remain in their respective posts, and lead the party in the up coming assembly polls."

ANI