Furthermore ahead of the BJP's foundation day, Advani in a blogpost said: "Right from its inception, the BJP has never regarded those who disagree with us politically as our enemies, but only as our adversaries. Similarly, in our conception of Indian nationalism, we have never regarded those who disagree with us politically as anti-national."

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Meanwhile Advani, has been replaced by BJP Chief Amit Shah as Gandhinagar Lok Sabha candidate. Furthermore except for in 1996, the Gandhinagar seat was won by Advani six times ever since 1991 and Advani stressed on the need for "Defense of democracy and democratic traditions, both within the party and in the larger national setting" and said that "it has been the proud hallmark of the BJP." Furthermore he said "Electoral reforms, with a special focus on transparency in political and electoral funding, which is so essential for a corruption-free polity, has been another priority for our party”.



Moreover Advani did not criticize Modi-Shah duo but was subtly indicative of the direction India is taking under the Modi government. Apparently the first person to react to Advani's blogpost was none other than Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who tweeted "Advani Ji perfectly sums up the true essence of BJP, most notably the guiding Mantra of 'Nation First, Party Next, Self Last.' Proud to be a BJP Karyakarta and proud that greats like LK Advani Ji have strengthened it."


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