BJP to target UPA at its national executive on June 12

BJP will seek to put the Congress-led UPA government at the Centre on the mat on issues of price rise, internal security and alleged partisan attitude towards non-Congress governments in the states at its two-day national executive to be held here on June 12.

The party national executive will deliberate on national security beset with threat on external and internal fronts with infiltration of extremists from across the border, a regular phenomenon during the UPA government, and Maoist extremists posing 'serious challenge' to internal security, BJP leader Ananth Kumar told newsmen here.

It will adopt resolutions on all the three issues, he said adding the meeting was being organised to provide a boost to the electoral prospects of NDA in Bihar for the assembly polls due later this year.

BJP will organise Bihar Swabhiman rally at Gandhi Maidan  on June 13 to showcase its strength as a pre-eminent political force
in the country, Kumar said.
  
Party national president Nitin Gadkari, parliamentary board chairman L K Advani, leaders of opposition in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, Sushma Swaraj and Arun Jailtey, all senior leaders and officer bearers, besides delegates from all state units would participate.

All BJP chief ministers and deputy chief ministers, including Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi will attend the national executive, he said.