AAP launches nationwide poster campaign against NaMo, 'Modi Hatao, Desh Bachao,' VIDEO

Aam Aadmi Party: Thursday will see the release of "Modi Hatao, Desh Bachao" posters in 11 different languages across the nation by the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), which recently displayed them in Delhi. Posters asking "Kya Bharat ke PM ko padhe likhe hona chahiye?" (does the Indian PM need to be educated) were displayed throughout the capital today, starting a poster war and criticising PM Modi on his educational background. "On March 30, the AAP will put up posters in every state in the union. The party has instructed all of its state sections to post posters in their respective states. 11 different languages were used to create the posters "Gopal Rai, the leader of the Delhi AAP and the environment minister, said.

Party would soon start a poster campaign against Modi

Gopal Rai, a senior AAP leader, announced that the party would soon start a poster campaign against Modi in campuses all around India. He stated: "The AAP has displayed posters in 22 states. AAP has posted posters in Hindi as well as other regional tongues like Punjabi, Gujarati, and Odia." The AAP leader attacked Prime Minister Modi, saying, "Modi is determined to overthrow India's democratic system. PM Modi wants to liberate the opposition in India. The deployment of central agencies against the opposition parties."

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Police detained six persons

In the national capital last week, posters with the message "Modi Hatao, Desh Bachao" (remove Modi, save India) started to appear on walls and light posts. As a result, the police detained six persons. Following the discovery of thousands of posters calling for Prime Minister Modi's removal in the nation's capital, the Delhi Police filed over 100 FIRs. Two printing factories received a request for one lakh of these posters, sources informed India Today. Two proprietors of printing presses were among those detained, and other prosecutions were brought as a result of AAP's anti-PM Modi posters. Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of the AAP and the Delhi chief minister, directly attacked PM Narendra Modi in his last three speeches at Jantar Mantar and the Delhi Assembly in an effort to harm, tarnish, and undermine "Brand Modi."

Banners are currently being torn down by Delhi Police

Sanjay Singh, an AAP lawmaker, posted a video to Twitter on Thursday "The AAP's "Should India's PM be literate?" banners are currently being torn down by Delhi Police under Modi. This indicates that the prime minister of India should be uneducated, as are PM Modi, his party, and the police."

BJP also released a poster in response to the incident

The BJP also released a poster in response to the incident with the slogan "Bhrashtachari Bachao Abhiyan" showing a variety of opposition figures standing together on a stage while holding signs that read, "OBC chor hain, This won't go on, Modi illiterate, Different rules for family." Beside the stage, a group of BJP fans can be seen yelling, "Modi, don't stop," on the poster.

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