BJP leader Om Mathur calls Jaswant Singh's revolt unfair, says he should have avoided contesting polls independently

BJP leader Om Mathur on Saturday said that Jaswant Singh's revolt on denial of a ticket was unfair and he should have avoided contesting the Lok Sabha elections as an independent candidate.

"Revolt by senior leader like Jaswant Singh on denial of a ticket was unfair. There may be reasons for not giving him ticket. He should have avoided taking such step," Mathur told reporters.

Mathur, however, did not clear the air on whether Singh's suspension may be revoked. Mathur, party's Gujarat in-charge, said that Singh's meeting with senior party leaders was his personal matter and it is the party high-command which decides who will be in the party and who will not.

Singh had met with senior party leader L K Advani on Friday. He had contested the Lok Sabha election from Barmer as an independent candidate and lost to BJP's candidate Colonel Sona Ram. He was expelled from the party following his revolt

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