Maharashtra political row: BJP puts up poster saying, ‘Goddess Mauli, may your blessings continue on Devendra..’
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Amid the ongoing political turmoil in Maharashtra, BJP posters emerged in Aurgangabad saying, “Goddess Mauli, may your blessings continue to be upon us and Devendra ji will come to offer prayers to you after becoming the CM.”
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has reportedly put up posters in Maharashtra, which seek Goddess Mauli to continue showering her blessings on the party and BJP leader Devendra Fadnavis. It further said that Fadnavis would offer prayers to the goddess after becoming the Chief Minister.
The poster, which emerged in Aurangabad on Sunday, reads "Goddess Mauli, may your blessings continue to be upon us, and Devendra ji will come to offer prayers to you in Pandharpur, after becoming the CM.”
#MaharashtraPoliticalTurmoil | BJP puts up a poster, which reads "Goddess Mauli, may your blessings continue to be upon us and Devendra ji come to offer prayers to you in Pandharpur, after becoming the CM."Visuals from Aurangabad. pic.twitter.com/UCLpNRxUGl
Similar posters were also reported to be seen in Pune. A meeting of BJP leaders, including MLAs, is underway at 'Sagar', the residence of Devendra Fadnavis. Over 10 MLAs have arrived till now. More are likely to arrive.
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