Archive · 10 Jan 2026
Playing Cards Alleging MVA Scams Spark Political Row
In Mumbai, a special deck of playing cards has caused a big political argument.
Each card in the deck talks about different problems that happened when the MVA government was in charge.
The cards have funny drawings of important leaders and talk about things like money being spent wrongly and other issues.
Some people say the BJP made these cards to make the other parties look bad.
The other parties are upset and say the cards are not true.
They want the government to stop these cards from being sold.
The cards are being sold in many places in Mumbai, and everyone is talking about them.
A deck of playing cards alleges scams during the MVA government's tenure in Maharashtra.
Each card features caricatures of political leaders and details of alleged irregularities.
The cards are available at local shops and roadside stalls in Mumbai.
BJP is accused of circulating the cards to malign the MVA government's image.
Opposing parties demand action against the circulation of the cards, calling them misinformation.
- Who
- Political parties in Maharashtra, including BJP, Shiv Sena (UBT), Congress, MNS, NCP
- What
- Controversy over a deck of playing cards alleging scams during MVA government's tenure
- When
- Ahead of Maharashtra’s civic elections
- Where
- Mumbai, Maharashtra
- Why
- Allegations of scams and political propaganda
- Location
- Mumbai, Maharashtra
- Key Figures
- Uddhav Thackeray, Raj Thackeray, Sharad Pawar, Rahul Gandhi, Supriya Sule
- Allegations
- Scams during MVA government's tenure
- Card Features
- Caricatures, alleged scam descriptions, department details
- Political Reactions
- BJP accused of circulating cards, opponents accused of misinformation
- Availability
- Local shops and roadside stalls in Mumbai