Sanjay Joshi Posters

In Gujarat, new posters critical of Mr Modi have appeared in Rajkot, 200 kilometres from the state capital of Gandhinagar. The Gujarat chief minister is lampooned - his face has been morphed with that of a woman, and is shown alongside Bollywood actors Shashikala and Lalita Pawar, whose careers were built on their vicious depictions of angry and co...

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's bete noire Sanjay Joshi today issued an appeal that no posters hitting out at any BJP leader and depicting his photos should be put up again as it harms the party's image.

As the poster war in Gujarat between Chief Minister Narendra Modi and his bête noir Sanjay Joshi continues, three people were arrested in Surat today for allegedly trying to put up posters carrying anti-government slogans.

Chief Minister Narendra Modi used a state BJP meeting in Rajkot to tell his party that elections in Gujarat this year would be business as usual - Brand Modi taking on the opposition and, in his words, decimating them yet again.

It's the second day of the BJP's state executive meeting in Gujarat that is taking place amidst reports of dissidence and internal bickering within the state unit of the party. In a repeat of a similar incident a few days ago, posters supporting Sanjay Joshi appeared last night in Rajkot - the venue of that meeting.

Sources said Mr Joshi has resigned from primary membership of the BJP to bring about a truce between Mr Gadkari and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who has had a bitter rivalry with Mr Joshi for years and was opposed to his being brought back into the party.

Just days after posters had appeared overnight in praise of Sanjay Joshi, a new set of mystery posters surfaced today in Ahmedabad with thinly disguised censorship of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as the theme.

Despite the BJP's denials about a growing chasm within its ranks in Gujarat, the writing was on the wall on Tuesday morning - in Ahmedabad, posters appeared overnight praising Sanjay Joshi, an old rival of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

The dissent within the BJP in Gujarat against Narendra Modi is a new stress-test for the party -the state votes for its next government later this year. Mr Modi, one of the BJP's tallest leaders, has been attacked for being autocratic by other prominent BJP leaders in Gujarat , rallied together by his old rival and former chief minister Keshubhai ...

In Gujarat, new posters critical of Mr Modi have appeared in Rajkot, 200 kilometres from the state capital of Gandhinagar. The Gujarat chief minister is lampooned - his face has been morphed with that of a woman, and is shown alongside Bollywood actors Shashikala and Lalita Pawar, whose careers were built on their vicious depictions of angry and co...

Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi's bete noire Sanjay Joshi today issued an appeal that no posters hitting out at any BJP leader and depicting his photos should be put up again as it harms the party's image.

As the poster war in Gujarat between Chief Minister Narendra Modi and his bête noir Sanjay Joshi continues, three people were arrested in Surat today for allegedly trying to put up posters carrying anti-government slogans.

Chief Minister Narendra Modi used a state BJP meeting in Rajkot to tell his party that elections in Gujarat this year would be business as usual - Brand Modi taking on the opposition and, in his words, decimating them yet again.

It's the second day of the BJP's state executive meeting in Gujarat that is taking place amidst reports of dissidence and internal bickering within the state unit of the party. In a repeat of a similar incident a few days ago, posters supporting Sanjay Joshi appeared last night in Rajkot - the venue of that meeting.

Sources said Mr Joshi has resigned from primary membership of the BJP to bring about a truce between Mr Gadkari and Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who has had a bitter rivalry with Mr Joshi for years and was opposed to his being brought back into the party.

Just days after posters had appeared overnight in praise of Sanjay Joshi, a new set of mystery posters surfaced today in Ahmedabad with thinly disguised censorship of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi as the theme.

Despite the BJP's denials about a growing chasm within its ranks in Gujarat, the writing was on the wall on Tuesday morning - in Ahmedabad, posters appeared overnight praising Sanjay Joshi, an old rival of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi.

The dissent within the BJP in Gujarat against Narendra Modi is a new stress-test for the party -the state votes for its next government later this year. Mr Modi, one of the BJP's tallest leaders, has been attacked for being autocratic by other prominent BJP leaders in Gujarat , rallied together by his old rival and former chief minister Keshubhai ...