- Politics in the nation is sitting at the bottom now

- Posters of Rahul read below: New age Ravana is here which religion is anti-national: Congress calls Modi air castles and puppet

New Delhi: India's politics has reached rock bottom. Calculus gets stuck. The 24th election is becoming a gamble for BJP Congress. One is to maintain power. Another party tries to overthrow him and come back to power. Elections are becoming a war. As in Everything is Fair in Love and War, all ethical rules have been laid down by the Koran.

A Poster war has started between the two parties. BJP has posted a poster of Rahul Gandhi on social media. They are depicted as having ten heads like Ravana. In response, a Congress poster depicted Prime Minister Modi as a puppet of Adani.

Actually, the conflict between the two parties has started since Wednesday itself. At that time, Congress first shared a poster on social media X (originally called Twitter) saying that P.M. He was written down as the world's biggest liar with Modi being portrayed as a puppet of Adani. Another poster showed Modi as Joomla War (depicting aerial forts).

Hence the BJP tweeted another poster against it which portrays Rahul Gandhi as a new age Ravana. In the caption of this poster, it is written that the Ravana of the new age is here. Anti-religious, its aim is to destroy India.

Analysts say that starting from Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi till the time of Manmohan Singh, in politics, parties were fighting face to face. Yet dignity was maintained. Then there are never personal accusations. Sonia Gandhi also never spoke out of bounds. Starting from Atal Bihari Vajpayee to Narendra Modi, everyone has maintained pride. These poster wars are the product of the passions of the so-called party leaders who are in the interim and have grown up. Sabko Sanmati De Bhagwan Te Bapu's Sutra Smrie.

Feroze Gandhi comes to mind at this stage. While he was going to address a meeting in one village, his opponent was going to address a meeting in a village far away from that village. His motor broke down. Feroze Gandhi took him in his motor and dropped him at a village far away from his meeting place and returned to his meeting place. When Feroz Gandhi's motor was passing, he said 'Ram padyatri, dashanan ratharut hona' Feroz Gandhi stopped the motor and made him sit in the motor. This spirit seems to have been lost.