This innovative way to market Indian army came forward after the Indian election commission banned banners with pictures of soldiers.
Lahore (Pakistan Point News – 13th March, 2019) India has now introduced Sarees for women having pictures of the army attack.
The Sarees with prints of the Balakot attack is seen as another election gimmick of Modi government.
It seems like the only agenda for Bharatia Janta Party (CJP) to win next elections is to promote anti-Pakistan sentiment and war hysteria by using the so-called Balakot attack.
This innovative way to market Indian army came forward after the Indian election commission banned banners with pictures of soldiers.
The Sarees feature a print of Indian Air Force pilot Abhinandan who is being viewed in India as a hero after he was detained by Pakistani forces on February 27 and released later as a peace gesture.
These Sarees having Balakot attack and Prime Minister Modi’s pictures are available in all the markets of Rajasthan district of India.
Indian media said that BJP has a high vote bank in Rajasthan which is one of the six important states for party’s victory.
Earlier, banners carrying posters of Indian Prime Minister Narendra with the self-claimed ‘Surgical Strike 2’ were placed on roads in India.
In pictures of the posters that went viral on social media, Modi proudly claimed having conducted the so-called surgical strike 2.
Most of the analysts and political experts had termed Indian intrusion across the Line of Control (LoC) as an election gimmick.
This was however proved with these 'surgical strike 2' posters which Modi is using for his election campaign.
The cowardice of the Indian prime minister has been revealed for using such tactics for his political benefit.
As anti-Pakistan sentiment runs high in India, their politicians have time and time again adopted a hostile approach towards Pakistan to increase their vote bank.
These tactics by Modi had however brought the region at the brink of a war, which is not in favour of humanity. Modi might win the elections but the destruction a war with Pakistan will bring to the region is unthinkable.
