In a rather unusual sight, a banner with the images of BJP leaders carrying a garland made of slippers made an appearance at Puttur in Karnataka. The banner caused quite a stir and led to widespread condemnation on social media for being disrespectful towards the leaders.

Sources suggest that the banner was put up by a group of local residents who were unhappy with the leaders’ attitude towards the problems faced by the people in the region. According to reports, the locals had been protesting against the politicians’ inaction on various issues for quite some time, and the banner was put up as a symbol of their frustration.

While the act has been widely criticized, it is not the first time that such a display has been witnessed in India’s political landscape. The country has seen displays of similar nature in the past with garlands made of slippers being placed around the necks of politicians.

The incident has led to a flurry of reactions on social media, with many condemning the act and calling for an end to such displays. The use of slippers as a symbol of disrespect is a common practice in India, and such acts have been seen as a form of protest against politicians and public figures who are deemed to be corrupt or ineffective.

In conclusion, while the banner and the garland of slippers may have been seen as disrespectful to the BJP leaders, it is important to acknowledge the underlying frustration of the locals and the need for politicians to listen to the grievances of their constituents. It is hoped that such acts do not become a norm in Indian politics, and that more constructive forms of protest can be used to bring about change and help communities prosper.