Political uproar in Moradabad over posters of Akhilesh, Azam, and Atiq; SP leaders tear down hoardings

Controversial posters placed by unknown individuals on Sunday night in Moradabad created a heated political atmosphere on Monday morning. Posters targeting Samajwadi Party national president Akhilesh Yadav were spotted on unipoles along the city's main roads. These posters also featured images of Azam Khan and Atiq Ahmed alongside Akhilesh Yadav.

The posters used provocative language, including terms like 'Mafia Raj' and accusations of 'looting the state.' As people noticed these posters in the morning, they became a major topic of discussion across the city, raising concerns for the local administration.

According to a report by Amar Ujala, local Samajwadi Party leaders and workers became furious upon learning about these posters. SP leaders reached the spots immediately and began removing the hoardings. The workers tore down all the posters installed along the roads to register their strong protest.

SP leaders have alleged that this is a calculated conspiracy by opposition parties aimed at tarnishing the party's image. They have expressed deep resentment over the incident and have demanded strict action against those responsible.

Political activity in Moradabad has intensified significantly following this incident. While there has been no official statement from the police or administration regarding the matter yet, the situation is being closely monitored.

Even after the removal of the posters from the city's main intersections and roads, the issue continues to be debated in political circles. Local residents are also sharing their reactions regarding this style of politics.

For now, efforts are being made to normalize the situation after the removal of the hoardings by SP workers, but signs of tension remain.