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Did the ‘Gayab’ poster from Congress echo extremist slogans like ‘Sar Tan Se Juda’ as BJP claimed?

BJP leaders have claimed that Congress’s 'Gayab' poster, targeting PM Modi’s absence from an all-party meeting post-Pahalgam attack, echoes extremist slogans like ‘Sar Tan Se Juda.’ Amit Malviya said the move was aimed at appeasing a specific vote bank and accused Congress of instigating hate against the PM. These are serious allegations. While the poster didn’t directly incite violence, BJP argues that symbolism matters.
 
On the other hand, Congress insists it was simply holding the government accountable and that their aim was unity. Is comparing a political dig to extremist slogans valid? Or is it a tactic to discredit the opposition? Let’s talk about the lines between criticism, satire, and extremism. Vote and share your opinion on this polarizing issue.
 

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