BJP Launches Campaign Against Maha Vikas Aghadi Ahead of Maharashtra Elections

In Mumbai, Maharashtra, the BJP has initiated a new advertising campaign targeting the opposition Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) as the Maharashtra Assembly elections approach. The campaign urges people to "Say No to Congress" and highlights past incidents like the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks and other tragedies, questioning the government's response.

The campaign also addresses issues of corruption, mentioning alleged black-marketing of Remdesivir by a Congress official and financial mismanagement in the BMC. The ad features the phrase "Say No to Congress" with the MVA logo, set against the backdrop of the 2007 Mumbai terror attacks.

Meanwhile, Randeep Surjewala, All India Congress General Secretary, held a press conference criticizing the BJP government. He labeled the BJP as the "Bhagoda Jutao" company and highlighted issues like Mumbai being mortgaged, inflation, and rising crime under Mahayuti's rule. Surjewala accused Chief Minister Eknath Shinde of protecting criminals and questioned the government's financial decisions.

Surjewala urged voters to consider these issues in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the need for correction and introspection.