New Delhi: Just hours after Delhi BJP chief Vijay Goel threatened to step down if he is not made party's chief ministerial cnadidate, the BJP has decided to defer its decision.
Sources said that the party is finding it tough to settle its leadership issue.
Sources told CNN-IBN that Vijay Goel has expressed displeasure to party in-charge of Delhi polls, Nitin Gadkari, over the nomination of Harsh Vardhan as the party's candidate. Goel has reportedly told Gadkari that he will step down from the post if
Harsh Vardhan is preferred over him as BJP's face in the elections scheduled for December.
This comes as the BJP's central leadership is holding a meeting to take a final call on its chief ministerial candidate. According to the sources, party leaders were largely in favour of Harsh Vardhan over Delhi BJP chief Vijay Goel.
The BJP's Central Election Committee meeting is being attended by party's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, LK Advani and Sushma Swaraj.
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