The BJP has not left issues like Ram Mandir, but the new generation in the party was laying more stress on economic issues and good governance, its President Nitin Gadkari has said.
“BJP has not left issues like Ram Mandir, but is giving more stress on economic issues. I am from a new generation and it is natural that economic issues will receive emphasis, as also GDP, politics of development, progress, besides nationalism and good governance,” Gadkari said during an informal interaction with the media here last night.
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