Blunder! BJP's Naresh Agarwal calls Amit Shah as PM candidate, another leader says vote for 'Cycle'

Lok Sabha Elections 2019: Interestingly, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was also present in the rally where all these 'goof-ups' took place.

Lok Sabha Elections 2019: In a major blunder, BJP leader Naresh Agrawal called party president Amit Shah as PM candidate during a rally in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday.

Lok Sabha Elections 2019: In a major blunder, BJP leader Naresh Agrawal called party president Amit Shah as PM candidate during a rally in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday. While another leader, Ashok Vajpayee, appealed to the people to vote for ‘cycle.’ Interestingly, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath was also present in the rally where all these 'goof-ups' took place. Expressing his ‘desire’ to make party president Amit Shah the prime minister, BJP leader Naresh Agrawal was quoted as saying, “Mayawati is fighting on 36 seats and Akhilesh is fighting on 38 seats. Which masters have trained them that those fighting on 38 seats are thinking to become the Prime Minister?” “Maybe they have found some 'jugaad.' But please declare who will be your Prime Minister. Our Prime Minister (candidate) is Amit Shah. Who will be your Prime Minister,” Agrawal said. Addressing the same gathering, Ashok Vajpayee appealed to the people saying,"I want to appeal to people from 'Satsang Samaj’ that to make Narendra Modi Prime Minister once again, please stand in the queue on polling stations since morning on April 29. Press the 'cycle' button to make Prime Minister Narendra Modi win (Cycle Wali Button Dabakar Modiji Ko Jeetane Ka Kaam Karna).” The election to 80 Lok Sabha seats at stake in the state is scheduled to be conducted in all seven phases of polling. Sixteen seats of the state went to polls in the first two phases held on April 11 and April 18. The results will be announced on May 23.