By Admin 
On the occasion of Dussehra in Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, a very unique and popular poster was installed outside the Congress office, which intensified the political stir. In this poster put by Congress worker Aryan Mishra, party leader Rahul Gandhi is shown as Lord Ram.
In the poster, Rahul Gandhi is seen targeting Ravana with a bow and arrow in his hand. The special thing is that issues related to politics and society have been written at the ten ends of Ravana. These include words like inflation, jungle Raj, corruption, ED, vote theft, Election Commission, CBI, unemployment, paper leaks and dictatorship.
VIDEO | Lucknow: A Unique Poster was put up outside the Congress office on Dussehra by Congress worker aryan mishra. The poster depicted Rahul Gandhi as Lord Ram, Shooting Arrows. Congress State President Ajay Rai was shown as laxman in the post. Ravana’s Ten Heads WERE… pic.twitter.com/eusia25c9d
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A poster made a dispute outside the Congress office
Congress state president Ajay Rai is shown as Laxman, who is seen standing with Rahul Gandhi. Party workers say that this poster symbolically reflects the public’s anger against the current situation and the policies of the BJP government. He believes that just as Lord Rama had ensured the victory of religion over unrighteousness by killing Ravana, in the same way the Congress will work to end the problems of the people.
Congress fighting against unemployment
Aryan Mishra, who put up the poster, said that Rahul Gandhi is the real Ram of today, who is fighting against evils like inflation and unemployment. He also said that the Congress is the power that can eliminate the current political dictatorship.
A glimpse of the Congress’s aggressive attitude seen in the poster
Different reactions can be revealed from opposition parties to put political posters on religious festival like Dussehra. However, Congress supporters believe that such symbolic posters convey better messages to the public and keep the party’s thinking clearly. This poster put up in Lucknow has not only connected religious symbolism to the political message on the day of Dussehra, but has also shown a glimpse of the Congress’s aggressive attitude in the electoral atmosphere.