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Not in race for PM? Modi says wants to serve Gujarat till 2017
Thursday September 5, 2013 3:09 PM, IANS
Gandhinagar: Widely seen as the BJP's prime ministerial candidate, Chief Minister Narendra Modi declared Thursday that he wants to "serve" Gujarat until 2017.
Re-elected the chief minister in 2012 for five years, Modi, 62, told a group of school students here on Teacher's Day in response to a question: "I will serve my people till 2017."
He said in life "one should always dream of doing something".
Modi was made this year the Bharatiya Janata Party's Lok Sabha campaign chief, further fuelling speculation that he is in the race for the prime minister's post.
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