Slogan is there where politics floats
The slogan " BMW" stands for Brahmin, Muslim, and Woman as has been revealed. It was coined as a political slogan for Congress party at the present time, and it looks highly significant for the Congress party leaders, as was reported with all the curiosity. Does it not look purely political? It cannot be distinct as the party leaders attempted to bring the slogan into the present peculiar political situation, in case politicians ever tried to fathom it in a quite practical way. How close do the party leaders feel it looks like a fresh slogan, but from at least political angle. It is no doubt practically distinct in its outcome. It will also get superficial; would the party want to provide it with immense popularity or do politicians prove the slogan to be extremely successful straight away? If this slogan proceeds with an amply iconic endorsement, it will be better for Congress party. Because it’s not a so low-key slogan, as most political thoug...
