Once again after few days, the hoardings war in BJP started on the state BJP executive meeting in Rajkot while former BJP leader Sanjay Joshi posters appeared in the city on Saturday night, near the same venue where meeting was being held.

According to media reports, some posters were just outside the houses of senior BJP leaders.

Move to distribute posters for publicity is still carry on. On Sunday, Joshi supporters also distributed advertisement or pamphlets via newspapers favouring their leader and asking from public in what ways Sanjay Joshi was wronged for the party.

Beside as soon as party workers noticed them, they were immediately removed.

Much shocking fact is that all postering work was done on the venue where amid tight security arrangements had been deployed as no person was allowed inside without a pre-approved identity card.

However chief minister Narendra Modi was also presented at the meeting along with other party members seemed to owe allegiance to Joshi and former chief minister Keshubhai Patel, but any BJP leader refused to comment on the Joshi posters.

It is expected that the poster war divide within BJP is not over immediately as Keshubhai campaigning a public rally on Sunday suggested people to beware of “braggarts”, asking 82 lakh-strong populations to bring in Gujarat in the next assembly elections.
Criticizing Modi, while supporting Joshi, Patel told reporters, “Nobody can lock my mouth and stop me from expressing my views under the guise of party discipline as enough is enough and I will not keep my mouth shut.”

In Gujarat, the next Assembly elections are expected to be in December in which UPA government Congress stand against Modi who remarked critically on it and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh over inflation and mismanagement of economy.

Moreover, just one day before the state BJP executive meeting, Sanjay Joshi, Modi- detractor had resigned from the party. And also has dismissed to have any role in the anti-Modi posters.