BJP forms six-party alliance in Tamil Nadu

To strengthen the campaign the Prime Ministerial Candidate of BJP Narendra Modi will be in Tamil Nadu during the first week of April. Last year alone Modi visited four times to Tamil Nadu.

To a question on whether BJP is not late to announce the Alliance, considering all the other Parties have announced and started campaign, Singh said, "it is not late. We are announcing the Alliance at the right time and BJP started the campaign ahead of others in the State".

In his initial remarks he said, the BJP will give top priority to the fisherman issue, which was neglected by Congress-led UPA, from the State.

He added, people of India want decisive change and they are determined to unseat Congress led-UPA in the Centre and the decisive mandate is for a stable government in the Centre.

Speaking about issue relating to the controversy over allocating seat for L K Advani, he said, there is no crisis, while the Party want Advani to contest from Gandhinagar, Gujarat there are request from Madhya Pradesh that he should contest from Bhopal. "It is upto Advani to decide," said Singh.

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