Gorakhpur News: There is a wave of happiness among the workers due to BJP's surgical strike on the opposition in Maharashtra and UP by-elections. From Maharashtra to UP, workers are celebrating Holi and Diwali by sharing happiness by feeding sweets to each other. In such a situation, the poster war on BJP's victory in Gorakhpur, UP has once again drawn people's attention. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's slogan 'If we divide, we will be cut' and PM Modi's slogan 'If we stay together, we will be safe' are being described as the public mandate on BJP's victory.

On BJP's victory in Maharashtra and UP by-elections, BJP Yuva Morcha has put up posters with the slogan 'If we stay united, we will be safe' at many intersections of the city including Gorakhnath, Golghar, Students' Union Square, Padleganj, Mohaddipur, Nauka Vihar. This slogan has been described as 'public mandate'.

People accepted CM Yogi's slogan.
After putting up hoardings and posters at various crossings and roads including Golghar of the city, BJP Yuva Morcha official and Digvijaynath PG College student union president Abhay Singh has called it a mandate. He said that the people have accepted 'If we divide, we will be cut' and 'If we stay united, we will be safe'. He has said that whatever was there apart from this was just a slogan. The development that is happening in the BJP government under the leadership of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the control on crime, the public support is visible on that.

Poster war was seen in Gorakhpur
. The politics of poster war had heated up in Gorakhpur even before the UP by-election. On November 6, the first poster 'Bantinge to Katenge' was put up by BJP Yuva Morcha official and Digvijaynath PG College student union president Abhay Singh at many intersections of the city including Gorakhnath, Golghar, Students' Union Square, Padleganj, Mohaddipur, Naukavihar in Gorakhpur. 

SP had also put up posters.
In response to this, the 'Judenge to badhenge' poster put up by SP leader Mrityunjay Yadav 'Bittu' and former state secretary of Lohia Vahini Ashutosh Gupta on November 8 heated up the politics. After this poster, Congress workers also did not lag behind. When student leader and state secretary of Indian Youth Congress Eastern UP Manish Ojha put up a poster 'Na baatenge na kathenge, ek hain aur ek raheng' on November 10 in Gorakhpur University, it started being discussed a lot in the political circles.