Lucknow/Kanpur: Mocking Opposition parties for not naming a joint prime ministerial candidate, BJP President Amit Shah on Wednesday said there would be a different PM every day of the week if their 'grand alliance' comes to power. Shah met booth-level party workers in Lucknow and Kanpur, putting them into election mode in Uttar Pradesh.

"The Opposition should spell out who its prime ministerial candidate is," Shah said, addressing a meeting in Kanpur. "If the gathbandhan (alliance) takes shape, Mayawati will be the prime minister on Monday, Akhilesh Yadav on Tuesday, Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday, Sharad Pawar on Thursday, Deve Gowda on Friday and M K Stalin on Saturday, and Sunday will be a holiday," he told party workers. "They are out to bring change and do not have a leader," he mocked. "The BJP has four Bs – 'Badhta Bharat' and 'Banta Bharat' (an India on the move)," Shah said.