Balloons with caption 'Pakistan Zindabad’ on sale in poll-bound MP alarms security forces

Satna: Balloons with 'Pakistan Zindabad’ written on them are reportedly being sold in a market in Madhya Pradesh's Satna. Some of the balloons being sold also have the Pakistani flag drawn on them. This has made the area tense just a day ahead of Dussehra. 

The Satna City Police sprang into action as soon as the news spread and caught one of the vendors who were selling the balloons.

After the culprit was brought to the police station, she revealed that there were 10 to 15 people like her selling those balloons in the city.

It was also revealed during questioning that these balloons were brought from Delhi.

This development has worried the security forces as Madhya Pradesh is all set to go to the polls on November 28.

Another shocking incident was revealed on Thursday by the BJP's national information and technology in-charge Amit Malviya, when he took to Twitter to accuse the Congress of running anti-Modi advertisements in Pakistan. 

“Official Congress page sponsoring ads on Facebook in Pakistan to remove Modi,” he tweeted.

The tweet included a screenshot of the official page of the Congress that shows an advertisement titled “Desh bachao, Modi hatao” (Save the nation, remove Modi). The screenshot also shows the location where the advertisement is being run — Pakistan.

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