Don't vote for KASAB: Shah coins new acronym for Oppn

February 22, 2017 19:17

In an election which has already seen a host of acronyms thrown around, Bharatiya Janata Party President Amit Shah on Wednesday hurled another word in battlefield Uttar Pradesh.

Attacking the Congress, the BSP, the SP with new acronym, Shah said, "get rid of KASAB."

"While Ka and Sa stand for Congress and Samajwadi Party, B stands for Mayawati's BSP," he explained.

He further said, "They will ask your religion and caste first. If that doesn't seem favourable to them, they won't give you laptop."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has coined several acronyms to promote his schemes and to attack his opponents.

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