Refusing to disclose the name of the party, he said the required formalities had already been completed and he would soon announce the name of his political front.
He also recalled that in June, the AHP had given a call for "Ayodhya kooch" (march to Ayodhya).
Togadia took a swipe at the BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying they have proved to be "as bad as their predecessors" and failed to fulfil their promises.
"Today our soldiers are not safe on borders, farmers are committing suicide and our daughters are not safe in their homes. And yet, our Prime Minister has embarked on a foreign tour," Togadia said told reporters.
Togadia later claimed he could have been killed had his vehicle not been bullet-proof, and alleged that his Z-plus security was "weakened deliberately" by the Gujarat government.
Earlier in the day, the apex court asked all states to comply with its order not to stand in the way of the release of controversial film ‘Padmaavat’ as it dismissed last ditch efforts by Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh governments to block its January
The Shiv Sena today latched on to VHP leader Pravin Togadia's claim of a plot to kill him to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP chief Amit Shah.
The Ahmedabad police on Tuesday dismissed VHP leader Pravin Togadia's claim that he could have been killed in a fake encounter, saying it is not possible to eliminate someone who has 'Z-plus' security.
Hardik Patel, who has often clashed with the Sangh Parivar on a number of issues, said a number of groups are under threat under the present government.
Togadia alleged today that forces are trying to suppress his voice, to stop him from speaking on issues like the Ram Temple, gau Raksha (cow protection) and welfare schemes for farmers.
VHP leader Pravin Togadiya, who was found unconscious at a Ahmedabad hospital after going 'missing' for about 10 years, addressed a press conference on Tuesday.
Top News
Latest News
