NEW DELHI: Telling LK Advani to fall in line with party wishes, RSS on Thursday told the patriarch that his candidature from Gandhinagar is final, reported Times Now.According to Times Now, RSS told Advani not to be miffed and contest from the Gandhinagar seat chosen for him by the BJP Earlier in the day BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi and party leader Sushma Swaraj met Advani separately to convince the latter to fight from the seat chosen for him for the Lok Sabha polls.Rumblings in BJP came to the fore last night as the party decided to field Advani from Gandhinagar for Lok Sabha polls, angering the patriarch who wanted to shift to Bhopal in a reflection of his tensions with Narendra Modi.After hectic deliberations in the party's Parliamentary Board and the Central Election Committee meetings, BJP announced Advani's candidature from Gandhinagar, brushing aside his desire to shift out of Gujarat.Advani had conveyed to Rajnath Singh that he wanted to shift to Bhopal from Gandhinagar as he too should have the right to choose his constituency like many other leaders who have been allocated their preferred seats, sources said.Gujarat chief minister Modi prevailed upon the party to keep an absent and sulking Advani from moving out of the constituency in Gujarat that he has represented five times, arguing that this would gift the opposition a campaign issue.Although the party declared Advani's candidature from Gandhinagar after an eight-hour long meeting, there was no word from the 86-year-old leader on the issue. Advani is keeping his options open , a person close to him said. Significantly, the party did not announce any candidate from Bhopal in its list of 67 released on Wednesday.The party's announcement to field him from Gandhinagar upset 86-year-old Advani and he conveyed his displeasure to Sushma Swaraj and Nitin Gadkari, who met him after the CEC meeting, in a bid to placate him over the party's decision.The two leaders then met Rajnath Singh to convey Advani's views.Meanwhile, Modi met RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat, apparently to seek his intervention in resolving the issue.Advani has represented Gandhinagar in the 10th Lok Sabha (1991-96), 12th Lok Sabha (1998-99), 13th Lok Sabha (1999-2004), 14th Lok Sabha (2004-09) and the current 15th Lok Sabha (2009-14).