AAP's Alleged Criminal Links: Delhi BJP Launches New Campaign Poster
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Synopsis
The Delhi BJP has launched a provocative poster targeting the AAP, accusing its leaders of criminal activities, just ahead of the Assembly elections on February 5. This campaign intensifies the political rivalry in the national capital as the BJP seeks to position itself as a credible alternative to the ruling party.
Key Takeaways
- Delhi BJP accuses AAP leaders of criminal involvement.
- The poster is styled like a movie advertisement.
- Key figures in the poster include Tahir Hussain and Arvind Kejriwal.
- Political tensions rise ahead of the February 5 elections.
- BJP claims to represent an alternative to the ruling party.
New Delhi, Jan 25 (NationPress) The Delhi BJP has initiated a provocative campaign by unveiling a new poster aimed at the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), alleging that its leaders are engaged in criminal activities. The poster, titled "AAP-da ke Gunday," is crafted to mimic a movie poster and features prominent AAP figures alongside grave accusations.
The BJP's message conveyed through the poster describes the AAP as a "gang of goons and criminals," with a tagline that reads "Directed by Saurabh Bharadwaj and produced by Atishi Marlena."
The accompanying post on the official BJP Delhi handle on X states, "On February 5, the citizens of Delhi will give the AAP gang, filled with goons and criminals, a lesson!"
This poster presents various AAP leaders, charging them with involvement in numerous criminal activities and public controversies.
Highlighted figures include Tahir Hussain, accused of involvement in the 2020 Delhi riots; Amanatullah Khan, allegedly linked to the riots; and Arvind Kejriwal, accused of inciting violence against a female MP.
Other individuals mentioned are Sanjay Singh, accused of unruly behaviour in Parliament, and Somnath Bharti, alleged to have committed domestic violence.
The poster also identifies Naresh Balyan, accused of extortion, and Mohinder Goel, who is allegedly linked to threats directed at a police officer. Furthermore, Rituraj Jha and Akhilesh Pati Tripathi face accusations of violence, with Jha reportedly assaulting a bus marshal and Tripathi allegedly attacking members of the Purvanchali community.
The timing of this poster's release, just prior to the Delhi Assembly elections on February 5, intensifies the ongoing political skirmish in the national capital.
While the BJP leverages this poster to target AAP's leadership, it positions itself as a viable alternative, accusing the ruling party of corruption and ties to criminal activities.
The Assembly elections in Delhi are scheduled for February 5, with vote counting set for February 8.
