Home / News / India News / Article /
'Modi, not me, will be PM again'
Updated On: 03 April, 2019 03:55 PM IST | Nagpur | Dharmendra Jore
Senior minister Nitin Gadkari takes time off from his Nagpur campaign to speak to mid-day about various issues like his candidature for the top job, his report card, separate Vidarbha, alleged step-motherly treatment to parts of the region and more

Nitin Gadkari interacts with the people of north Nagpur on Tuesday. Pic/Sunny Shende
Nitin Gadkari, who calmly shoots down any talk of him being the prime minister-in-waiting, with a 'no one but Modi will remain in the high office', was on home turf on Tuesday. Even though his road show wound through an area he considered weak in terms of expected vote-share for the BJP - the north side of Nagpur city - the response was overwhelming.
In this part of the city, Dalits and Muslims dominate the electoral rolls. Yet, people lined up to shower flower petals on the Union minister and shake his hand as a thousand bike-borne BJP-Shiv Sena workers piloted him through the wide and narrow roads.
Trending Stories
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT


