Posters of BJP chief B.L. Santosh, like this one, which learn ‘Talented in MLA poaching’ are put up in Hyderabad on Thursday.
Even because the excessive drama over BRS MLC, Ok. Kavitha’s alleged involvement in the Delhi liquor coverage continues in New Delhi, posters of senior BJP chief B.L. Santosh which learn ‘missing’ and ‘expert in MLAs Purchase’ sprang up in the town on Thursday.
The posters seen at some locations in the town had the tag traces like ‘talented in MLA purchase’ and ‘Reward – sanction of Modi’s promise of ₹15 lakhs.’ The first tagline mocks Mr. Santosh, whose identify figured in the alleged try to poach the BRS MLAs by some individuals related to the BJP. The second line is a direct mock of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s promise of depositing ₹15 lakh in each Jan Dhan account if the BJP was voted to energy in 2014.
A Special Investigation Team (SIT) was constituted by the Telangana authorities to probe the alleged makes an attempt to poach the MLAs and it has served notices on Mr. Santosh, the BJP’s nationwide normal secretary (Organisation). However, the High Court rejected the SIT’s efforts to call him in the poaching case and later transferred the probe to the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI).
The BJP believes that the posters are the handiwork of the BRS and exhibiting him as ‘missing’ and ‘wanted’ showcased the frustration of the ruling social gathering over the case towards Ms. Kavitha.
Not new
The poster warfare isn’t new and the BRS has been taking a dig on the BJP and its high leaders by way of posters in the town every time a senior chief was in the town for any programme.
During Home Minister Amit Shah’s go to to the town not too long ago, the BRS supporters took sarcastic jibes on the BJP displaying posters of leaders from opposition events, accused of corruption, however after becoming a member of the BJP got a clear picture tag. Posters containing their photos and Nirma detergent powder sprang up at a number of locations indicating that their ‘corruption’ vanished in the detergent powder.
In one other poster, Union Minister, Jyotiraditya Scindia and Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had been known as ‘raid detergents’ stating that corruption costs towards them in Congress disappeared into skinny air as quickly as they joined the BJP from Congress.
