On July 2, prime minister Narendra Modi will travel to hyderabad to meet with the bjp leaders there. For Modi's visit to hyderabad, there are already in place traffic detours and other customary rules. Here is an intriguing photo of a cut-out related to Modi's visit to hyderabad that was posted on social media by a trs fan.
The Money Heist show and its premise are employed in the aforementioned cut-out to satirically attack prime minister Modi. "We just rob banks, we're Money Heist. You have robbed the entire nation, Mr. N Modi. The cutout is legible. Following Modi's visit to hyderabad, this cut-out is garnering notice and this photo is already becoming viral. The cut-out has understandably incensed the bjp forces, who believe trs leaders were involved. They are admonishing trs of impending penalties.
Around Parade Grounds, Begumpet, Hitec City, Abids, Nampally, Banjara Hills, Madhapur, and Lakdikapul, among other locations, large hoardings had earlier emerged overnight. In addition to the repealed Farm Laws, the Agnipath scheme, demonetization, the privatisation of public sector undertakings (PSUs), and the union government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the billboards and banners carried the hashtag #ByeByeModi and the slogan "Saalu Modi, Sampaku Modi" (Enough Modi, don't kill people Modi).
The Money Heist show and its premise are employed in the aforementioned cut-out to satirically attack prime minister Modi. "We just rob banks, we're Money Heist. You have robbed the entire nation, Mr. N Modi. The cutout is legible. Following Modi's visit to hyderabad, this cut-out is garnering notice and this photo is already becoming viral. The cut-out has understandably incensed the bjp forces, who believe trs leaders were involved. They are admonishing trs of impending penalties.
Around Parade Grounds, Begumpet, Hitec City, Abids, Nampally, Banjara Hills, Madhapur, and Lakdikapul, among other locations, large hoardings had earlier emerged overnight. In addition to the repealed Farm Laws, the Agnipath scheme, demonetization, the privatisation of public sector undertakings (PSUs), and the union government's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the billboards and banners carried the hashtag #ByeByeModi and the slogan "Saalu Modi, Sampaku Modi" (Enough Modi, don't kill people Modi).
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