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Poster war continues as ‘missing’ posters of Pragya appear in Bhopal

| Saturday | 30th May, 2020

While by-polls are nearing fast, poster war continues in Madhya Pradesh with ‘missing’ posters of controversial Bhopal MP Pragya Thakur popping up in several areas of the state capital on Friday. Few similar posters were slotted recently in Chhindwara claiming that MLA Kamal Nath and his MP son Nakul were missing. Days after posters alleging missing of Jyotiraditya Scindia had come up in Gwalior. Two local leaders also were arrested in this connection.Meanwhile, posters alleging that Bhopal Bharatiya Janata Party MP Pragya Thakur was missing amid corona outbreak in Bhopal.As BJP did not react to these posters, a right wing organisation—Sanskriti Bachao Manch came forward criticising these publicity material targeted against the Bhopal Member of Parliament. Manch president Chandrashekhar Tiwari said that the MP despite not being present physically in Bhopal has been offering services. On her directives, the Manch volunteers are distributing food among 200 persons daily, he claimed. Tiwari claimed that the MP was getting treatment for an eye infection at AIIMS New Delhi and alleged that due to Congress atrocities on her, she suffers from bone cancer.Still she has been taking care of community service operations from New Delhi, he added. A fortnight ago, the sadhvi had reacted angrily when Congress leader Ravi Saxena had declared her missing and announced Rs 5,000 reward for anyone offering information on her whereabouts.

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