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‘Unemployed’ Kanhaiya Kumar publishes front page ads in newspapers, plagiarises BJP leader’s tagline

Many Twitter users pointed out the hypocrisy of 'proud communist' Kanhaiya Kumar who spent huge amount of money in front page ads in newspapers

Despite having award-winning entitled lyricist Javed Akhtar and his wife Shabana Azmi campaign for him, CPI’s Lok Sabha 2019 candidate for Begusarai Kanhaiya Kumar was caught plagiarising BJP leader Devender Kadyan’s tagline, “Neta Nahin Beta”. Kanhaiya Kumar, who has mentioned in his affidavit that he is unemployed was found running a full-page ad on the front page of the newspaper.

CPI’s Kanhaiya Kumar’s front page ad in Jagran on April 27

Kanhaiya Kumar’s tagline ‘neta nahin beta’ is actually BJP leader Devender Kadyan’s tagline, which he has been using for at least a year now.

In fact, he even has a Facebook page with the said tagline.

Devender Kadyan’s ‘Neta Nahin Beta’ Facebook page created in April 2018

Kadyan, a BJP leader from Haryana, was earlier associated with the Congress and was also a General Secretary before he switched sides and joined the BJP earlier this year.

Devender Kadyan image

Ironically, Kanhaiya does not hold high regards for those who give full-page ads in newspapers.


Kanhaiya Kumar’s hypocrisy was called out by many Twitter users who called out the irony in putting out expensive ads when Kanhaiya Kumar claims he is poor and has no money to buy gas cylinder.


Meanwhile, ditched by the ‘Mahagathbandhan’, CPI has fielded Kanhaiya Kumar from Begusarai. The locals of Begusarai have revealed how Kanhaiya Kumar’s goons have beaten them up on his instructions after they waved black flags during his road show.

And now, despite having an ‘anti-Communist’ Javed Akhtar campaign for the self-proclaimed proud communist, Kanhaiya Kumar had to resort to not just stealing someone else’s tagline but also ended up putting out a full front page ad in newspaper he is otherwise critical of.

Ayodhra Ram Mandir special coverage by OpIndia

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