Like other issues as immediate Ouster of Bangladeshis through Force by entire Sangh Parivar and all those mentioned above - but, first we must make someone like VINAY KATIYARji or Murli Manohar Joshi the next BJP President along with Varun, Modi & Yogi Adityanath as General Secretaries and bring back popular leaders like Uma Bharti and Ace master strategist Govindacharya or perish!
Sickular Advani-- problem of mindset
But, Jaswant Singh had no influence on BJP like Advaniji and so inspite of same Secular Jinnah (God knows why such sudden Jinnah Love of both) comment by both Advani could oust Jaswant!

    Now BJP has lost its Swadeshi & Hindutva ideology totally and RSS didn't enforce either with Advani's whims being the current manifesto of the Party so responsibilty lies only with Advani & Sangh (specially, Bhagwatji as even after 2004 & 2009 losses he asked Advani to continue).

    To make matters worse, Advani's lies on Kandahar of not knowing anything to appear a strong man made only people (not at all fools as they think) to laugh. Atalji inspite of his many qualities also made a similar mistake of not following the promises on which he came to power like driving out Muslim Bangladeshis, banning conversion & Kafir killing Koran, uniform civil code and compulsory maximum 2 children policy for Indians of all faiths along with merger of Himachal Pradesh with J&K to make Indian "Kashmir" 70% Hindu majority along with return of all Pandits to end the dispute!

   Finally, we should not forget that RSS kept quiet when in Kargil war grave mistakes were being made by Atal-Advani duo like forcing Army soldiers to recapture peaks from bottom facing bullets from top by Pakistanis instead of using Air Force, etc in which several young brave Army men like Capt. Kalia, etc unnecessarily lost their lives! Not attacking inside Pakistani soil for fear of their Nuclear Arsenal was understandable but not allowing Air Force is not - these sins are now paying off.

 N.S.Rajaram <nsrajaram@airtelmail.in> wrote:
         Ousting Advani would no more have solved the problem than ousting Jaswant Singh did. The problem is lack of conviction and lack of self confidence. This permeates most Hindu organizations. Their outlook is defensive and full of grievances-- a sense of being victims. Until a new generation with more self confidence and without this burden of inferiority comes to the fore, it will be a movement rooted in the past.
    The RSS either has to revamp itself by becoming more open to criticism, especially self-criticism or become irrelevant. Intellectually it is a party of adolescents.
    I didn't think of it at the time, but Jaswant Singh's book on Jinnah reflects an adolescent mindset.
    The RSS has to become an adult and not forever an adolescent.
N.S. Rajaram
Rare is the leader who quits at the top of his game  Quitting politics sounds unremarkable. People do it all the time, but it's usually because the electorate kicks them out, because they face likely defeat, because they get too old or because they are forced out by internal party pressure. Rare is the leader who quits at the top of his game.

       Many leaders in the world think that they there is no replacement for them. Some kings thought that sun and moon is due to them or at least there name would shine till sun and moon exists.  Where are they now? No body knows where is there bones and dust. When ever new administration comes in Bhaarat, no body would remember congress and opposition leaders who all have made Bhaarat weak nation  and still keeping Bhaarat mentally slave nation.

    A leader enjoying political success is surrounded by people saying publicly and whispering privately that he or she is indispensable, unbeatable. They insist there is a record that remains to be embellished, another chapter to be added to the history books. The party is counting on the leader for another victory. Power, as we know, is a strong elixir.

       It takes a politician of singular strength to understand that such advice is usually from and for fools – that at some point, an appreciative electorate changes its mind. Sometimes, the voters turn because of a scandal or an event. Sometimes, they just think like democrats: It's time for a change.