From ‘De De Bulauvva Musava Ko Sayan-Sayan’ to ‘Pakdaage Musava Man Re’, war broke out between BJP and Congress through fag songs.

Muswa Fag Geet Political Row Chhattisgarh: This time in the politics of Chhattisgarh, Holi was not limited to colors only, but taunts and allegations were also openly rained. On the occasion of the festival, a political war broke out between the Bharatiya Janata Party and the Indian National Congress through fag songs, which has now reached social media. The controversy started when former Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel Sang ‘De de bulauvva musava ko sanay-sanya, musava bin ghotala nai hoy…’ to the tune of Phag song in the assembly complex. This song was considered a taunt on Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai.

In fact, Congress is continuously targeting the government for blaming rats for the damage of paddy worth Rs 7 crore in Kawardha. After Baghel’s song, the atmosphere echoed with laughter, but the answer also came immediately.

What did BJP say?

On behalf of BJP, state spokesperson Amit Chimnani hit back in the same style and sang a song in which Congress leaders were attacked while mentioning the alleged liquor and coal scam. It was said in the song that ‘Musava Man Pakadage’ means the corrupt people have been caught, some are in jail and some are on bail.

Cartoon war broke out between BJP and Congress

After this, this political dispute became more intense on the internet media. Both BJP and Congress made a series of allegations against each other through videos, cartoons and posts. BJP targeted Baghel by sharing a cartoon on social media and attacked him by linking him to alleged scams. in a video Rahul Gandhi And former officer Soumya Chaurasia was also mentioned. BJP MLA and folk artist Anuj Sharma also released the song ‘Jarge Congressiya Man Ke Jaan Re…’ claiming the government’s achievements and action against corruption.

Congress made Kawardha paddy scam an issue

Congress also did not lag behind. The party leaders then took the ‘Muswa’ jibe forward and released a new Phag song and made Kawardha’s paddy scam an issue. Actually, there was a shortage of about 26 thousand quintals of paddy at two centres. The District Marketing Officer had said that the paddy might have been eaten by rats or termites, after which he was suspended.

In this way, the political war that started in Chhattisgarh through Fag songs amid the colors of Holi has now turned into an open fight on the digital platform, where both the parties are trying to spread the allegations of corruption against each other to the public.