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Posters depicting Narendra Modi, Amit Shah defaced in Kanpur
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Posters and banners depicting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP President were found defaced at various places in the city where Amit Shah is scheduled to hold a meeting with state leaders on Saturday.
Posters and banners depicting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP President were found defaced at various places in the city where Amit Shah is scheduled to hold a meeting with state leaders on Saturday.
Party's city unit President Surendra Maithani said that unknown persons allegedly blackened one of the posters depicting the Prime Minister and several hoardings portraying the BJP President were defaced at Mall Road, VIP Road, Jajmau and other areas of the city.
District administration and police have been informed about the matter, he said, adding that people involved in the incident are yet to be identified.
The posters and hoardings, which were defaced have been removed and new ones have been put in their place, Maithani said.
Shah is scheduled to hold a meeting with state leaders and MLAs later in the day to discuss strategies for the 2017 Assembly election. The posters and hoardings were put up to welcome the party president in the city. Over 500 BJP leaders and workers are expected to attend the meet.
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