‘New character unlocked’: AAP’s unleashes poster attack on Delhi LG; likens him with ‘Ghajni’NEW DELHI: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) launched a poster attack on Delhi lieutenant governor V K Saxena over his 15-page letter to chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on depleting air quality in the Delhi-NCR region.AAP spokesperson Anuj Pal shared an image on the social media platform X, showing Saxena’s face photoshopped onto a poster of the film Ghajini, accusing the LG of “forgetting” who is accountable for Delhi’s worsening air pollution. The party claimed the letter was an attempt to shift responsibility amid rising pollution levels in the national capital.In a mocking remark, Pal wrote, “New Character Unlocked LG The Gajni,” as he shared LG’s image paired with a laughing emoji.The image posted by Pal showed the Lieutenant Governor’s photoshopped figure covered with phrases such as “Kejriwal is responsible,” “Pollution,” and “Delhi in 2025, AQI 150,” while “BJP” was written on both his arms.The text on the poster also reads “Delhi ka LG bana Ghajini (Delhi’s LG becomes Ghajini),” a reference to the memory loss suffered by the film’s lead character.Earlier, the party criticised the LG’s move, questioning why the letter was addressed to the former chief minister instead of the incumbent one, and alleged that Saxena was “trying to stay relevant” through such actions.The attack comes in response to a 15-page letter written by Delhi’s LG Saxena to former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, holding Kejriwal’s previous government responsible for the deteriorated condition of the national capital’s air. In the letter, the LG pointed out that during his tenure, Kejriwal displayed a casual attitude during a personal discussion regarding the grave issue affecting public health.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Not Genocide But Anger Against Govt’: Cleric On Bangladesh Unrest, Questions Selective OutrageBig Test For BNP Chief Tarique Rahman To Rein In Islamists, Calm Bangladesh Amid Violence: Ex-Envoys’Not Genocide But Anger Against Govt’: Cleric On Bangladesh Unrest, Questions Selective OutrageChina Counters Pentagon Report, Extends India Hand On Trust, Borders, Cooperation And StabilityBangladesh Unrest: Another Hindu Man Lynched; Police Claim Extortion Bid‘Hurt Hindu Sentiments’: Bajrang Dal Protests Outside Bareilly Church, Video Viral‘Bit Late but Strong’: Amit Shah Highlights India’s Semiconductor Industry Growth‘One Family Rule’: PM Modi Slams Congress at Prerna Sthal InaugurationBNP Chairman Tarique Rahman Makes Grand Comeback To Bangladesh, Evokes Martin Luther King In SpeechMajor anti-Naxal success: Rs 1.2-crore bounty Maoist Ganesh Uike among four gunned down in Odisha123PhotostoriesWhy is everyone talking about orange juice these days? Key health benefits you are missing out onHarvard study finds one-third of Delhi’s PM2.5 is ammonium sulfate: What is it and how harmful is it for human health6 New Year resolutions students should stick toHow to make high-protein laddoos using basi rotiNorth India in January: 10 places that look their best in winter6 bajra recipes for winter warmth and daily comfortSuffering from joint pain in winter? 5 gentle stretches that can bring reliefInside Bengaluru Metro’s 466 km expansion: New lines, airport link & future plansNew Year 2026: Parenting resolutions that actually workWhat happens if you drink rosemary-infused water for 21 days123Hot PicksUAE WeatherPAN-Aadhaar linkingAmrit MondalGold rate todayIncome Tax RefundIndian Railways fareBank Holidays DecemberTop TrendingCharles BarkleyAnthony DavisStephen CurryJaipur Mosque ViolenceTravis KelceCreed HumphreyShivank AvasthiSophie CunninghamSnoop DoggUS Strike Nigeria
‘New character unlocked’: AAP’s unleashes poster attack on Delhi LG; likens him with ‘Ghajni’NEW DELHI: The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) launched a poster attack on Delhi lieutenant governor V K Saxena over his 15-page letter to chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on depleting air quality in the Delhi-NCR region.AAP spokesperson Anuj Pal shared an image on the social media platform X, showing Saxena’s face photoshopped onto a poster of the film Ghajini, accusing the LG of “forgetting” who is accountable for Delhi’s worsening air pollution. The party claimed the letter was an attempt to shift responsibility amid rising pollution levels in the national capital.In a mocking remark, Pal wrote, “New Character Unlocked LG The Gajni,” as he shared LG’s image paired with a laughing emoji.The image posted by Pal showed the Lieutenant Governor’s photoshopped figure covered with phrases such as “Kejriwal is responsible,” “Pollution,” and “Delhi in 2025, AQI 150,” while “BJP” was written on both his arms.The text on the poster also reads “Delhi ka LG bana Ghajini (Delhi’s LG becomes Ghajini),” a reference to the memory loss suffered by the film’s lead character.Earlier, the party criticised the LG’s move, questioning why the letter was addressed to the former chief minister instead of the incumbent one, and alleged that Saxena was “trying to stay relevant” through such actions.The attack comes in response to a 15-page letter written by Delhi’s LG Saxena to former Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal, holding Kejriwal’s previous government responsible for the deteriorated condition of the national capital’s air. In the letter, the LG pointed out that during his tenure, Kejriwal displayed a casual attitude during a personal discussion regarding the grave issue affecting public health.
