BJP president says no to opposition leader's post
Updated on May 18, 2009 07:47 pm IST
India's main opposition BJP chief Rajnath Singh on Sunday said he has no aspirations for the post of opposition leader, but will continue to head the party after the BJP suffered losses in the general polls. Rajnath Singh on Saturday won from the Ghaziabad parliamentary constituency. He defeated his nearest rival, Surendra Prakash Goel of the Congress, by 91,153 votes.
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