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Advani requested to visit BJP office
every week

In what is seen as a sign of Lal Kishenchand Advani getting a firmer grip on the party, its president Venkaiah Naidu said on Monday that he had requested the deputy prime minister to visit the Bharatiya Janata Party central office at least once every week.

"I have requested the deputy prime minister to spare time and visit the party office weekly once or twice so as to activate the party," Naidu said in an informal chat with reporters after taking over as BJP president.

Naidu, who will begin work from July 6, is leaving for his village of Udaygiri.

On the appointment of office bearers, he said, "I will start consultations after my return. I have met former president Kushabhau Thakre and would be meeting other party leaders before finalising the team."

"There will be live contact between party and government and the expectations of the party will be conveyed to the government," he said.

PTI

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