BJP`s Kailash Vijaywargiya makes way for his son to contest polls
Madhya Pradesh Industries Minister Kailash Vijaywargiya posted on Facebook and Twitter that he would not like to contest the coming assembly polls and would rather make way for his son, Aakash.
|Last Updated: Sep 12, 2013, 08:21 PM IST|Source: Bureau
Indore: Madhya Pradesh Industries Minister Kailash Vijaywargiya has surprised everyone by posting on his Facebook and Twitter accounts that he would not like to contest the coming assembly polls and would rather make way for his son, Aakash.
"I and my family were totally delighted with the popularity of our son, Aakash. I thought for the whole night that now I should leave the path for Aakash and should work for the party from behind (sic) for the coming assembly polls. May be this decision is a gift to my son on the occasion of his birthday," 57-year-old Vijaywargiya posted on his social networking sites last night.
He also clarified that it was not an emotional outburst.
Presently, Vijayawargiya represents the Mhow assembly seat and it was widely expected that he would contest in the coming assembly polls from the same constituency again.
However, by expressing a desire to make way for his son, observers have begun to speculate about his future moves.
Since the last few months Aakash has been seen active in the Mhow area which led to speculation that Vijaywargiya may contest the assembly polls from some other seat.
PTI
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