Archive · 31 Oct 2025
BJP Launches 'Killer Congress' Poster Campaign Alleging Rising Atrocities Against Women
Imagine the police, who are supposed to keep everyone safe, are not doing a good job.
Some people in a different political party think the people in charge right now are making things worse, especially for girls and women.
They put up posters that show the leaders of the current government with blood on their hands.
They say that many bad things have happened, like girls going missing and women being hurt, since this new government started.
They even told a special lady from a national group that helps women about these problems and asked her to check if women are safe in the state.
They believe the current government's choices are causing these problems.
BJP launched a 'Killer Congress' poster campaign in Bengaluru.
The campaign alleges that the ruling Congress' policies have made Karnataka unsafe for women.
Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje stated that over 1,800 cases of atrocities against women have occurred since the Congress took power.
Specific incidents cited include disappearances of school girls, a student's murder on campus, a woman being stripped, and a faculty member raping a student.
The BJP has informed the National Women's Commission chairperson about the situation and requested a review of women's safety in the state.
- Who
- BJP (led by Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje)
- What
- Launched a 'Killer Congress' poster campaign alleging that the ruling Congress' policies have made Karnataka unsafe for women.
- When
- Friday, October 31
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- To protest against the alleged rise in atrocities against women in Karnataka since the Congress came to power.
BJP's Stance
Implicit Congress Position (based on BJP's allegations)
Women's Safety in Karnataka
BJP's Stance
The ruling Congress' policies have made Karnataka unsafe for women, evidenced by over 1,800 reported atrocities.
Implicit Congress Position (based on BJP's allegations)
The ruling party would likely dispute the direct causation by their policies and may point to ongoing efforts to address crime or argue that crime rates are not solely indicative of policy failure.
Effectiveness of Government
BJP's Stance
The current Congress government is failing to protect its citizens, particularly women, leading to a surge in crime and atrocities.
Implicit Congress Position (based on BJP's allegations)
The Congress government would likely assert that they are committed to women's safety and are taking measures to combat crime, potentially attributing incidents to broader societal issues or pre-existing problems.
- Campaign Name
- Killer Congress
- Allegation
- Congress policies have made Karnataka unsafe for women
- Reported Atrocities
- Over 1,800 cases since Congress came to power
- Key Figures Involved (BJP)
- Union Minister Shobha Karandlaje
- Date of Launch
- Friday, October 31