Many said the hoardings with same quote were seen at several major intersections and routes of Kanpur City.
As the Uttar Pradesh assembly elections approach, a war of slogans has broken out between the political parties. When the elections were held in West Bengal, ‘Khela Hobe’ became quite famous. Now its Bhojpuri version remains a topic of discussion in UP. Akhilesh Yadav’s party SP has given the slogan of Khela Hoi on the lines of Khela Hobe. Hoardings of Khela Hoi can be seen in many places in Purvanchal these days. On the other hand, in Kanpur late on Monday night, someone put up hoardings asking to be “beware of donation thrives”.
People were surprised to see these hoardings at the Sachan crossroads of Barra in Kanpur as nothing is written on it except “Chanda Choro Se Savdhan” (Beware of donation thieves). No one knows who put up these hoardings. Police say that CCTV footages are being scanned and on the basis of that efforts are being made to find out.
In #Kanpur, a hoarding (#चंदा_चोरों_से_सावधान) has been raised in middle of city based roundabout on Monday. There is no information as who did it. pic.twitter.com/xtKU8C85eK
— Arvind Chauhan (@Arv_Ind_Chauhan) June 29, 2021
Many said the hoardings with same quote were seen at several major intersections and routes of Kanpur City.
#Kanpur के #SouthCity स्थित कई प्रमुख चौराहों और मार्गों पर लगी #चंदा_चोरों_से_सावधान वाली होर्डिग्स। #चन्दाचोरों_गद्दी_छोड़ो #चंदा_चोर_चम्पत #चंदा @abhishekkatiyar @Manesh741 @Tripathi_Live @tweetanoopab pic.twitter.com/t3y6lhpJWs
— Yogesh Tripathi (@Tripathi_Live) June 28, 2021
Banner with such an election slogan first appeared in Varanasi. Former SP MLA Abdul Samad Ansari got it written on the wall outside his house in Varanasi. The former MLA had got the slogan Khela Hoi written on the walls of the house on Maqbool Alam Road with the SP’s election symbol cycle.
As the UP assembly elections approach, political parties have started appearing in the mode of action. From wooing the public in some way to attracting them, all kinds of efforts are being made.
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