New Delhi, Jan 27: BJP’s chief ministerial campaigner Kiran Bedi Tuesday sent a legal notice to AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal for exploitation her photograph within the party’s poster campaign while not her permission.
“Yes, she has sent a notice to Kejriwal. He has been asked to confirm that the posters are removed,” Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) media caller Praveen Shankar Kapoor told.
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has recently place up posters on numerous auto-rickshaws plying within the national capital, asking the people of Delhi to settle on between Kejriwal and Bedi for the post of chief minister.
In the posters, the image of Kejriwal has the word “imandar” (honest) written below it whereas that of Bedi has “avsarvadi” (opportunist).
Earlier, fellow party leader Jagdish Mukhi, too, had sent a notice to Kejriwal for exploitation his photograph in similar posters, before the BJP declared Bedi as their chief ministerial candidate.
The AAP cavitied Kejriwal against Mukhi, albeit the BJP had aforesaid that they’d contest the Delhi election underneath Prime Minister Narendra Modi while not naming a CM candidate — the BJP, however, later named Bedi for the post once she joined the party earlier this month.
