Khurana, who joined Jan Shakti a couple of months ago after his expulsion from the saffron party last year, faced rejection of his candidates that he had fielded primarily to oppose the BJP in the recent municipal elections in Delhi.
The meeting comes a day after the party bowed to Vajpayee's wishes and restored Khurana's primary membership after he expressed regrets for his critical statements against Advani.
Khurana sent the apology letter to Advani through party General Secretary Pramod Mahajan, party sources said.
Union minister Shankersinh Vaghela says suspended BJP leader Khurana is 'not alone' and may return.
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Khurana has said this is to protest against demolitions in Delhi.
Khurana said he will announce a third front to take on the Congress and the BJP in the national capital after the UP elections.
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In his resignation letter to BJP president M Venkaiah Naidu, he expressed a desire to quit active electoral politics.
Khurana says the media misconstrued his remarks.
Vajpayee had spoken out publicly against Advani's decision to expel Khurana.
The BJP is trying to resolve the four-day old crisis set off by Khurana's expulsion.
Both Advani and Vajpayee are refusing to compromise on their respective stands.
Sinha was removed as party spokesman after he criticised party president Lal Kishenchand Advani's controversial remarks on Jinnah and demanded that he follow the 'One Man, One Post' principle
The former prime minister feels Khurana should have been allowed an explanation.
The Bharatiya Janata Party's disciplinary committee today recommended the expulsion of senior party leader Madan Lal Khurana for a period of six years
The Delhi chief minister filed the suit against the Delhi BJP chief for making allegations of corruption.
The re-entry of the 71-year-old former Delhi chief minister assumes significance as it comes ahead of the assembly elections to be held by November. The party, however, has made no commitment on giving any post to the former Delhi BJP strongman and discussions in this regard are expected in the next few days.
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He said he decided to quit in view of the problems being faces by Delhiites.
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Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Madan Lal Khurana has sent a letter to party president L K Advani demanding the removal of Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi to clear the 'taint' on the party due to the Gujarat riots.
We should understand people's problems. You should do politics by going to the people and not by sitting in air-conditioned rooms, he said.
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