Prasagraj: Traders deal with selecting materials including flags, badges, lids, masks with political party symbols find themselves in a difficult situation.
The reason: no carriers of electoral material and all these ingredients are worth crores from rupees have been thrown in shops.
The Covid case development election commission has banned general meetings, roadshows and angle meeting in five poll countries until January 22.
Now political party workers hold the election material.
However, leaders of the main political parties including BJP, SP, BSP, Congress and AAP have conducted a digital campaign to Woo Voters.rajesh Chaurasia, a trader who deals with electoral material told toi that the ingredients were cheated because there was no point in .
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However, he only said the Samajwadi Party and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) (BJP) (BJP) were advanced to take a small number of materials, especially flags, masks and caps while the other party workers have not searched for them.
Chaurasia, traders have faced the worst scenario in terms of electoral materials because they do business quickly in 2017 assembly and 2019 parliamentary poll ” Worst.
Other traders Mohd Kadir said, “Through the days when political parties are used to order bulk orders for flags, posters, banners, hand bills, badges whenever the polls must be held but the scenario has completely changed in 2022.
There are several Handheld Political Workers who are looking for masks with Sympol political parties, stamp or muffler.
“” The demand for the political party flag is sought in a district rural belt only.
When the majority of workers from all political parties have a smartphone and then install the application, they do not require any political material in hand and send messages to voters through social media and popular messaging applications.
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Traders, however, claim “We can hope for better days when restrictions on road shows and demonstrations will be revoked and political party workers will look for selecting materials for their leaders’ rallies and performances.”