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Sourav Ganguly says no to politics
Former Indian skipper Sourav Ganguly put a lid on the speculation that he could follow former teammate Sachin Tendulkar and ply his trade in politics after reports of him receiving an offer from BJP were doing the rounds.
- Press Trust of India
- Updated: January 16, 2014 08:29 PM IST
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Former cricketer and Team India captain Sourav Ganguly on Friday, put a lid on speculations about him contesting Lok Sabha elections, saying he would not join politics.
"I am not in politics. I am a man of sports," he said.
"It is confirmed," Ganguly told reporters after a visit to state secretariat, Nabanna.
He said he visited Nabanna to discuss matters related to his upcoming school project in Kolkata.
Last month, Ganguly had said that he had received an offer from BJP to contest next year's Lok Sabha elections, but was undecided. Speculation was doing the rounds after he met Varun Gandhi through a common friend in Delhi in mid-November last year.
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