BJP has called the meet to strategise BJP's positioning as an alternative to the UPA for the 2014 General Elections.
New Delhi: The Bharatiya Janata Party top brass will meet all its state Chief Ministers in the national capital on Saturday. Party President Nitin Gadkari has called the meet to strategise BJP's positioning as an alternative to the UPA for the 2014 General Elections.
Among other issues that will be discussed in the meeting are inflation and drought-like situation in several states.
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, who skipped the last two executive-level meets, will be a part of this meeting.
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