Tags and posters are missing, high-tech advertising is happening Achi-News

Achi news desk-
News in the survey The nature of the Janjgir Lok Sabha and Assembly elections has completely changed compared to about 15 years ago. Earlier, from villages to towns and cities, loudspeakers were found mounted on rickshaws. There used to be a lot of poster war, people used to have badges of leaders and brands of political parties on their shirts. But now the advertising trend has changed. Today, vehicles that advertise on loudspeakers are less common. No vote appeal and no tags are visible on the walls. The entire advertising system has become high-tech. The parties pay more attention to social networks. Since the advent of social media and high-tech, the electoral system has become more high-tech. Where political parties reach every voter and voter at their doorstep with high-tech. They count the work done in their governments using video vans. BJP launched 8 video vans for campaigning in Janjgir-Champa parliamentary constituency. At the same time, the Congress also counts the work of its governments and the shortcomings of the current regime through meetings. Congress district president Raghavendra Singh said the campaign has begun. Meetings are held in different places. He says the Congress is spreading traditional propaganda by meeting people in a traditional way. BJP Launches 8 LED Vans for Campaigning in Parliamentary Constituency BJP District President Gulab Singh Chandal said that in Janjgir-Champa Parliamentary Constituency, a total of eight LED vans are campaigning in the area after the approval of the Election Officer. One video van each for each of the eight assembly constituencies will go around informing the people about the works and schemes of the BJP government in the central state. Schendel said that advertising material, flyers, etc. had been printed and arrived.