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Police case into PM 'The Lie Lama' posters

Updated At : 07:00 AM May 12, 2018 IST

New Delhi: The Delhi Police have registered a case under the Delhi Prevention of Defacement of Property Act against unidentified persons for pasting posters having images of Prime Minister Narendra Modi with tagline "The Lie Lama". The posters were on Thursday found pasted on a wall at Mandir Marg's J-Block and in Central Delhi's Patel Nagar and Shankar Road areas, the police said. There was no mention of the printer on the poster. Images of the poster earlier went viral on the social media. tns

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