Narendra Modi to deliever a special address at Goa on Sunday
June 08, 2013

Panaji, 8 June 2013
Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi will deliver a special address in Goa on second and the last day of two-day long BJP national executive. This was announced by party spokesperson Shri Prakash Javdekar.
Shri Modi’s speech is likely to be held at any time post 3.00 pm. If it’s live on TV channels, India will spend its tea time with Modi through TV.
Reacting to each question on Modi’s possible elevation in party, Javdekar asked media persons to wait for a day. A possibility of big announcement on Narendra Modi’s role at national level can’t be denied.
Senior BJP leader Ananthkumar in his Facebook status said: Rajnath Singhji just now delivered his presidential address. He assured that this BJP meet will be historic and there will be an announcement which will inspire the cadres and electrify the country.
According to reports, Rajnath Singh consulted RSS leaders before the Goa convention and also consulted the Chief Ministers of BJP ruled states today after the national executive meet on Sunday’s announcement.
It should be mentioned here that Rahul Gandhi is head of Congress party’s campaign committee chief.
One TV channel quoting the sources said that Advani gave consent to make Narendra Modi a convener of party’s poll panel, but he was not in favor to make Modi a Chief of party’s poll panel. Another TV channel quoting the sources says that Advani muted an idea of two poll panels. One for state polls this year, and another for Lok Sabha polls that are likely to be held next year However Rajnath Singh was favoring only one poll panel.
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