BJP hits out at grand alliance after Patna airport removes Modi posters

October 15, 2015 19:41

The BJP today hit out at Bihar's grand alliance, after all poll banners and posters featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi were removed from the Patna airport, stating that the opposition was acting out of "frustration" and claimed Modi continues to reign in people's heart.

The banners and posters were today removed from the premises of Patna Airport after the grand alliance moved Election Commission, saying the posters were "flagrant violation of norms".

"Modi has become a symbol of development for people. These leaders may succeed in getting his posters removed but he remains to rule the heart of people. The verdict of people will make it clear. It will be for a stable and corruption- free government as promised by the Prime Minister," BJP secretary Shrikant Sharma said.

He alleged that the complaint by the leaders of RJD-JD-U combine was a reflection of their "frustration" following the first phase elections which, he claimed, had added to their concerns.

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