Police confront the AAP activists carrying the posters in Karnal. Tribune photo: Sayeed Ahmed
New Delhi, March 30
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) launched a poster campaign with the slogan ‘Modi Hatao, Desh Bachao’ on Thursday and banners in several languages have been put up across 22 states, the party's national convener Gopal Rai said.
Rai said the campaign was aimed at sending a message across the nation that promises made by the BJP to citizens "have not been fulfilled yet".
"This campaign aims at sending the message across the nation about how the BJP has failed to fulfil its promises. Promises made to farmers have not been fulfilled yet. Instead of resolving the problems, the BJP is just trying to end democracy. So far, 22 states have put up these posters in different languages," he said.
Rai said that from April 10, similar posters would be put up at universities across the nation to make students aware of the campaign.
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