Virendra Kapoor  Everything is unwell with the BJP.  It is no
longer the cohesive, disciplined organisation it was a couple of
years ago. The BJP leadership is either unable or unwilling to
set its house in order. There are divisions galore in 'the party
with a difference.'  In the electorally crucial state of Uttar
Pradesh, the BJP is divided from top to bottom on backward
versus upper castes lines. Chief Minister Kalyan Singh. who
belongs to an other backward caste, refuses to bend before
thakurs and brahmins. It seems that the two senior-most leaders
of the party, namely, Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Lal Kishenchand
Advani, have given up on bringing order to the UP unit.  Similar
is the case with the BJP in the national capital. The dominant
group led by Mange Ram Garg enjoys little support. The three
former chief ministers -- Madan Lal Khurana, Sahib Singh Verma
and Sushma Swaraj -- are sulking in their respective tents.
Khurana would like to be anointed the unquestioned boss of Delhi
BJP, a claim not accepta