Friday, May 9, 2025
spot_img

Cong acts on hoardings depicting ill Sonia

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

LUCKNOW: The Uttar Pradesh Congress Committee on Wednesday issued notices to its office bearers in Allahabad for putting up hoardings depicting Congress president Sonia Gandhi as “beemar” (ill).
The hoardings also urged Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to contest from Phoolpur parliamentary constituency, once represented by the late prime minister Jawahar Lal Nehru.
Confirming that show cause notices have been issued to district secretary Haseeb Ahmad and party leader Shreesh Chandra Dubey, a senior party leader told IANS that the “party cracked the whip as the hoardings depicted Congress president in bad light and had unnecessarily dragged Priyanka into political space”.
After going through their responses, the party state unit will decide to act upon them, the leader said.
The hoardings that came up in the posh Civil Lines area Tuesday showed Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Sonia Gandhi along with a text written on the top which says in form of a couplet — “Maiya ab Rahti Beemar, Bhaiya par badh gaya bhaar, Priyanka Phoolpur se bano ummedwaar, party ka karo prachaar, Congress ki sarkaar banao teesri baar (Mother is often ill now, brother ( Rahul Gandhi) is over burdened, Priyanka become the candidate from Phoolpur and campaign for the party, help Congress make its government for the third time).
The district Congress committee had earlier this week brainstormed on the probable candidates for the parliamentary constituencies in and around Allahabad where demands to make Priyanka a candidate were also raised. (IANS)

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Defence Ministry advisory: Refrain from live coverage of operations, security forces’ movement

New Delhi, May 9: The Ministry of Defence on Friday issued an advisory to the media to refrain...

SIP inflows hit all-time high of Rs 26,632 crore in April: AMFI data

Mumbai, May 9: India’s mutual fund industry saw a historic surge in systematic investment plan (SIP) contributions in...

Actress Aishwarya Raj recounts her firsthand experience of witnessing a drone attack in Jaisalmer

Thiruvananthapuram, May 9: Upcoming actress Aishwarya Raj experienced the effects of war on Thursday night. After returning to...

High alert in Rajasthan: Leaves of police, medical staff cancelled; blackouts in border areas

Jaipur, May 9: Amid high alert across Rajasthan in response to escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, the...