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New Delhi: The announcement of the Bharatiya Janata Party's next national president (BJP), Amit Shah's successor, is likely to be made on January 20 as the party announced the schedule for election to top post on Friday. Former Union minister JP Nadda, currently the party's working president, is likely to be unopposedly elected to the highest organizational post of BJP. Nadda is scheduled to submit his top post nomination on January 20.
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