Ahead of the delhi Assembly elections, the aam aadmi party intensified its poster war on Saturday, targeting the bjp and congress as adversaries. rahul gandhi, a congress MP, was prominently featured in the party's campaign posters for the first time under Arvind Kejriwal.
 The controversial slogan "Kejriwal's honesty will outweigh all the dishonest people" is displayed on the billboard along with images of delhi bjp officials, prime minister Narendra Modi, home minister amit shah, and Uttar Pradesh chief minister Yogi Adityanath. rahul Gandhi's involvement, however, indicated that the AAP was taking a back seat.

The broadside follows the gandhi scion's criticism of AAP convenor arvind kejriwal for his record in government, saying he is unable to equal the accomplishments of Sheila Dikshit, a former delhi chief minister and congress leader. gandhi stated at a rally on thursday that delhi now prefers the genuine development model of former chief minister Sheila Dikshit over the deceptive advertising and public relations strategy of prime minister Narendra Modi and AAP convenor Arvind Kejriwal.
 
Gandhi had already said that kejriwal was ignoring the capital's growing pollution, corruption, and inflation while adopting PM Modi's "strategy of propaganda and false promises." On another occasion, he accused the prime minister and the leader of the AAP of not wanting marginalized communities, including tribals and Dalits, to have what they are entitled to.
 
The billboard also features sandeep Dikshit, the son of Sheila Dikshit, who is running against the AAP chief in the New delhi seat, and Congressman ajay Maken, who has called kejriwal "anti-national."
 
The bjp also released a new poster on social media, renewing its 'aapda' (disaster) attack on the ruling party in Delhi. "On 5th February, people of delhi will teach a lesson to AAP-da gang of big thugs full of goons and criminals!" it captioned the post.
 
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25/01/2025 12:26 PM