Top BJP leaders hailed the special CBI court order acquitting all the accused and described it as a victory of truth and justice.
The stand-off between Speaker Ishwardas Rohani and the opposition Congress saw both sides flaunting rule books in support of their stand.
Shabnam Mausi has accused the BJP of betraying Uma Bharti.
Fall in ideological standards in the BJP,the suspended leader wrote.
The BJP on Tuesday ruled out any scope for her to appeal against the disciplinary action.
The notice will ask Bharti and her supporters asking why they should not be expelled from the party.
'Revolt by Uma Bharti loyalists will not harm BJP'
The party said it will hold discussions with disgruntled members of the legislative assembly and ministers who reportedly sent a letter making the demand.
Khurana said he will announce a third front to take on the Congress and the BJP in the national capital after the UP elections.
Joshi has issued a brief statement for voters in Kanpur, from where the 85-year-old leader had won in 2014.
The move was part of the BJP's 'satyagraha' to demand withdrawal of all cases against Uma Bharti.
'I accept court verdict with pleasure and honour,' she said.
The high court order came on a petition filed by Haji Mehboob and Haji Mohammed Siddique challenging the trial court order discharging Advani.\n
Here are some of the reactions to the apex court's decision.
Expelled Bharatiya Janata Party leader Uma Bharti will announce her future course of action on completion of her Ram Roti Yatra at Ayodhya on January 14, the auspicious day of Makar Sankranti.
Patel alleged that the BJP leadership has distanced itself from the workers and its ideology.
The firebrand sanyasin urged Advani not to create a Fiji like situation where a new president was installed after taking some people hostage in Parliament. She also threatened to keep writing letters to him.
Uma, who was appointed party General Secretary just days before her expulsion, claimed that she never nursed greed for power and added that the general secretary's post was higher than that of chief minister.
Uma Bharti has refused to disclose the contents of her reply.
Polling in Haryana will take place on February 3 alongside first phase of polling in Bihar and Jharkhand.
17 of the 171 party MLAs walked out of the meeting.
Ministers Gauri Shankar Shejwar and Arun Mishra, who is also Vajpayee's nephew and state Legislature Party secretary Dhyanendra Singh met Vajpayee for about 30 minutes, the sources said.
Uma Bharti has postponed her campaigning in Bihar.
We don't know who is behind this, a party leader said.
Anantha Kumar has been made party general secretary. Najma Heptullah and Varun Gandhi have been included in the national executive.
Former external affairs minister Yashwant Sinha has been made a vice-president.
Uma said Ram Mandir and Hindutva will be the main poll plank of her party in the upcoming assembly elections.
The Bharatiya Janata Party said on Friday that it did not favour quota for dalits, other backward classes and minorities within the proposed reservation of seats for women in Parliament and state legislatures.
The 16-day yatra began from Hubli in Karnataka and travelled nearly 3,500 km through seven states and one Union territory.
'Six years of development done by the Vajpayee government has been undone in three months by the Manmohan\n\nSingh government,' the former Madhya Pradesh chief minister alleged.
They want 'tainted' ministers dropped, Veer Savarkar's plaque restored at Cellular Jail and Karnataka government to drop the case against Uma Bharti.
Both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha were adjourned for nearly two hours.
Attempting to woo IT firms into the state with an "investor friendly" image, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Uma Bharti is leading a delegation to Bangalore on Tuesday to showcase her state for potential investors.
"The national flag's honour is of utmost importance and I would do whatever required for the same," she said.
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