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While installing banners and hoardings in #bengaluru is illegal as per high court orders, a poster of @CTRavi_BJP to wish his birthday was installed infront of vidhana soudha and high court. #WATCH what a citizen did to it. @IndianExpress pic.twitter.com/GSav2zNhig
— Kiran Parashar (@KiranParashar21) July 18, 2022
