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Row Over Posters, 'Remove Kejriwal' Banners Seen After 'Modi Hatao' Billboards | Daily Mirror
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11:26Now PlayingIn this episode of The Daily Mirror, the host Shreya Dhoundial will discuss how the poster war continues to escalate in Delhi. The BJP has launched a tit-for-tat strategy after thousands of anti-Modi posters were pasted across the city yesterday. With the appearance of anti-Arvind Kejriwal posters in the nation's capital on Thursday, March 23, the poster battle between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has intensified. A day after anti-Modi posters started to circulate in Delhi, BJP officials have put up posters stating "Kejriwal Hatao, Delhi Bachao" (Remove Kejriwal, Preserve Delhi) all across the city. Incidentally, the BJP claimed that the AAP was responsible for the anti-Narendra Modi posters. Sirsa posted the banner for "Kejriwal Hatao, Delhi Bachao" on Twitter and stated, "In the departments of education, health, and excise, Kejriwal is involved in fraud. We are sincere individuals, and we have no qualms about acknowledging that we have shown posters critical of him." A few panellists will join us. "Tum karo toh raasleela, hum kare toh character dheela?" said Ravi Srivastava, Political Analyst.
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