The Pink Party in Telangana is gearing up for the upcoming assembly elections, and BRS leaders are using every weapon in their arsenal to counter the aggression of his main rival, the BJP. Recently, the idea of putting up posters in Hyderabad targeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi gained popularity, and steps are being taken to take this idea to other districts.
In the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, the BJP won a sensational victory, with Kavitha, daughter of BRS leader KCR, losing as an MP. The criticism that KCR couldn't even secure a win for his own daughter was heard strongly. Additionally, the yellow board played a key role in Kavitha's defeat in Nizamabad, as turmeric farmers believed the promises of DS Arvind, who said he would bring the turmeric board within five days of being elected as an MP. However, this promise was not fulfilled due to the policies of the central government.
The pink party has now turned the issue of the turmeric board into a weapon against the BJP. Yellow boards have appeared in many places in the Nizamabad constituency, informing farmers about the failure to bring the yellow board to the area. It is believed that farmers supporting BRS are behind the formation of these boards. The campaign against Modi has now expanded to include the concept of these boards, which will be used to inform people that the center has not given anything to the state. It remains to be seen how the BJP will respond to this new campaign.
