NEW DELHI (AP) — The main opposition Hindu nationalist party on Sunday elevated Narendra Modi, a deeply divisive figure in Indian politics, to the party’s top decision-making bodies, with his supporters believing he could become prime minister in national elections next year.
However, Rajnath Singh, the Bharatiya Janata Party president, did not name Modi as the party’s prime ministerial candidate, apparently because of opposition from some allies.
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