Raj Thackeray’s Cartoon on BJP’s Loss in Delhi, attributes to ObamaTop Stories

February 14, 2015 10:20
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After ally Shivsena’s editorial war on BJP’s debacle, MNS chief explain his cartoon resembling 9/11 WTC attacks.  Raj Thackeray, whose party won just one seat in Maharashtra assembly elections, drew a cartoon projecting greater damage to BJP chief Amit Shah and PM Modi, interestingly US President Barack Obama watching that on screen the art, which released on Thursday.

Text written alongside the cartoon says, “Once again the case of the twin towers and an aircraft," he took his brush to illustrate Obama visit, the factor on which BJP planned to gain has been destructed by airplane  called 'Air Zadoo' - on which common man Arvind Kejriwal seen.

Thackeray has written: "Modi used Obama for the Delhi elections and this was the news that came after the results."

"The BJP, which won a resounding majority in the Lok Sabha elections, has been turned into 'dirt' by the 'broom-wielding' Aam Aadmi Party. BJP leaders do not even need fingers to count the number of seats they won. Putting the blame of defeat on Kiran Bedi isn't right," Sena said in a scalding editorial in its mouthpiece Saamana.

And consequently, BJP asked Shiv Sena to quit the government for legible criticism. However, AAP’s Delhi sweep will certainly affect the survival of the regional parties like Thackeray parties.


-Kannamsai

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