BJP, Sena stick to `sitting, getting´ norm
(WorldNews India)

Nagpur: The Bharatiya Janata Party as well as its ally Shiv Sena have stuck to the `setting, getting´ norm while finalizing the nominations for the 10 Lok Sabha seats in Vidarbha. With the Bhandara-Gondia constituency remaining on hold, the BJP has announced names for its five seats while the Sena has also renominated its sitting MPs in four seats. Both the parties have avoided any surprise changes. City MP and union minister Nitin Gadkari, union minister of state for Home Hansraj Ahir from Chandrapur, Ashok Nete from Gadchiroli, Sanjay Dhotre from Akola and Ramdas Tadas from Wardha figured prominently in the first list of candidates released on Holi evening at the BJP headquarters in Delhi....