Political Tug-of-War Intensifies As the Delhi Assembly elections approach, political parties have stepped up their campaigns with fierce attacks and counter-attacks. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) have been engaging in a highly charged battle of posters and videos that has dominated the political landscape. Recently, BJP launched a scathing poster against Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, while AAP retaliated with a sharp spoof video.
BJP’s ‘Mogambo’ Poster Targets Kejriwal
In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), BJP mocked Arvind Kejriwal by referring to him as ‘Mogambo,’ a famous villain character from Bollywood. The BJP’s message was aimed at portraying Kejriwal as anti-Purvanchal and accusing him of opposing people from Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The post, written in Hindi, stated, “AAP ka purvanchal virodhi chehra poore desh ke saamne benkaab ho chuka hai! Dilli mein reh rahe UP-Bihar ke log Arvind Kejriwal ke liye farji. Lekin Rohingya aur Bangladeshi ghuspaithiye inke yaar?” The BJP further accused Kejriwal of hypocrisy, suggesting that he supports Rohingya and Bangladeshi migrants while targeting the people of Purvanchal.
AAP’s Retaliation: Spoof Video Mocking BJP
In response to BJP’s poster, AAP launched a spoof video mocking the BJP and Kejriwal’s opponents. The video featured a fictional conversation between Arvind Kejriwal and Union Minister Amit Shah. In a humorous twist, Kejriwal was depicted as confident about AAP’s impending victory in Delhi, while the BJP was portrayed as having no strong contender for the elections. The spoof claimed that BJP would fail to win any seats in Delhi, further intensifying the rivalry.
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Escalating the “Poster-Video War”
This back-and-forth between BJP and AAP has further fueled the ongoing “poster-video war” between the two parties. Each new release from both sides adds another layer to their already heated electoral battle. In another poster, BJP accused Kejriwal of being the mastermind behind the Rs 2,026 crore liquor scam, a charge AAP has consistently denied. BJP’s aggressive attack suggests that the liquor scam will be a major issue in the upcoming election.
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AAP’s Counterattack on BJP’s Candidate
AAP also targeted BJP’s Kalkaji candidate, Ramesh Bidhuri, with a poster branding him as the “CM face of an abusive party.” The poster further added fuel to the political fire, mocking BJP’s choice of candidates as Delhi gears up for the upcoming polls.
Delhi Elections on the Horizon
With the Delhi Assembly elections set for February 5 and the vote counting scheduled for February 8, the political atmosphere is bound to heat up even more. Both BJP and AAP have ramped up their campaigns in a bid to secure the support of Delhi’s voters. The continued poster and video attacks highlight the intense competition between the two parties as they vie for political supremacy in Delhi.
As the election date nears, the campaign rhetoric is likely to intensify. With both BJP and AAP leaving no stone unturned, Delhi’s voters are in for a highly charged election period.