Tezzbuzz Desk – A controversial hoarding put up regarding Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav has increased the stir in the politics of Uttar Pradesh. SP has expressed strong displeasure over this hoarding put up in Sitapur. SP MP Anand Bhadauria reached the spot and himself removed the hoarding and set it on fire.

The matter is said to be of bypass near Kanshiram Colony of Sitapur. After the hoardings came up, discussion started in the area. Calling it an attempt to spoil the atmosphere, the SP MP has demanded investigation and action from the administration.

Comment about Mulayam and Akhilesh in hoardings

According to the information, photographs of Samajwadi Party founder Mulayam Singh Yadav and SP chief Akhilesh Yadav were put up in the controversial hoarding. Comments like “Babar in the heart, Ram in the mouth” were written on the poster.

As soon as information about the hoarding was received, SP MP Anand Bhadauria reached the spot with his supporters. They removed the poster and burnt it. The MP says that such actions are being done with the aim of creating tension in the society.

SP MP made serious allegations

Anand Bhadauria raised questions on the government and the Information Department regarding this matter. He alleged that this cannot be the work of any common person and the government machinery may have a role behind it.

He said that putting up such controversial posters is a cowardly act. The MP demanded the local administration to investigate the entire matter impartially and take strict action against the culprits.

Such posters have appeared before also

It is being told that earlier on June 22, a case of similar controversial hoardings had been put up in Sitapur. At that time such posters were put up on the Lucknow-Delhi National Highway bypass outside the city.

The SP MP says that continuous occurrence of such incidents is a matter of concern and the party will put this matter before its leadership.

At present, there has been no official confirmation as to who put up the controversial hoarding. There was no name of any person, institution or organization on the poster.