Poster war begins to attack India alliance
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has intensified its attack on India alliance over the possibility of violence against Hindus in Bangladesh and Ghazwa-e-Hind.
Lucknow. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has intensified its attack on India alliance over the possibility of violence against Hindus in Bangladesh and Ghazwa-e-Hind. The poster war between the ruling party and the opposition in Uttar Pradesh politics has now reached a new level.
BJP leader Abhijat Mishra has put up a hoarding against India alliance in Hazratganj area of Lucknow, in which India alliance has been accused of genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh and alleged involvement of Ghazwa-e-Hind. Through this hoarding, BJP has tried to corner India alliance by making serious allegations against it.
This move of BJP has come at a time when the opposition had tried to corner the government by putting up posters on the Ayodhya issue. The opposition had taken the government to task, citing the increasing crimes in Uttar Pradesh and the increase in rape and POCSO cases.
The All India Hindu Mahasabha has also taken to the streets over the genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh. Mahasabha's state president Rishi Trivedi has said that if the Indian government does not take action on this sensitive issue, then Hindu Mahasabha can take steps to stop Haj flights in the coming time.
All India Hindu Mahasabha's vice president Ram Tiwari also condemned the government and called it a conspiracy against Hindu society and expressed concern over the situation in Bangladesh.
This poster war between the ruling and opposition parties may intensify in the coming days, which may lead to more turmoil in the state politics.
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