Delhi Elections: BJP Attacks Kejriwal With ‘Mogambo’ Poster, AAP Fires Back With Spoof Video

Last Updated:January 13, 2025, 11:50 IST

The BJP shared a poster in which Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal was depicted as “Mogambo” and accused him of being anti-Purvanchal

Days before the Delhi Elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) engaged in banter on social media platforms, taking digs and potshots at each other.

On Monday, the BJP shared a new poster in which former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal was shown as the villainous character “Mogambo” who was part of the Bollywood film Mr India.

While sharing the poster on X, the BJP took a jibe at Kejriwal and accused the AAP of being against the Purvanchal region.

“AAP ka purvanchal virodhi chehra poore desh ke saamne benkaab ho chuka hai! Dilli mein reh rahe UP-Bihar ke log Arvind Kejriwal ke liye farji. Lekin Rohingya aur Bangladeshi ghuspaithiye inke yaar? (AAP’s anti-Purvanchal face has been exposed before the whole country! People from UP-Bihar living in Delhi are fake for Arvind Kejriwal. But are Rohingya and Bangladeshi infiltrators his friends),” read the post.

Responding to the BJP, AAP shared a spoof video in which Kejriwal and Union Minister Amit Shah were seen having a fictional conversation.

“Dilli mein haar saamne dekh, BJP ke haath-pair phool gaye. (Seeing defeat in front of me in Delhi, BJP is in a fix),” said the party in a post on X.

In the video, AAP was shown mocking the BJP for not having any face to contest the elections and claimed that they won’t get even one seat in the polls.

The new spoof video and poster further escalated the ongoing “poster-video war” between the two parties.

In another poster, BJP had said, “Arvind Kejriwal is the mastermind behind the Rs 2,026 crore liquor scam. The people of Delhi will settle the accounts on 5 February.”

AAP had also released a poster slamming BJP’s Kalkaji candidate Ramesh Bidhuri and calling him the “CM face of abusive party.”

On February 5, the Delhi Assembly elections will take place and the vote counting will happen on February 8.