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Ban on posters makes politicians tight-fisted with Ganpati donations

Local politicians, who are the chief sponsors for smaller mandals, have tightened their purse strings and cut back on donations ever since they realised that BMC's ban on political banners will not allow them to garner publicity in return for the cash that they part with

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Politicians in the city seem to be the very poster boys for piety, with their faces gracing huge posters and hoardings during religious festivals every year. However, the BMC’s ban on political posters this year seems to have brought their festive fervour down several notches not guaranteed the publicity that their donations will generate in the form of posters and banners, they have decided not to cough up the cash to many of the mandals they would earlier patronise.

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As the civic agency has been cracking down on posters and banners that hitherto lined every nook and corner of the city, smaller mandals claimed that funds by local politicians or corporators who need publicity have dried up. Representational pic

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