In the latest video, Congress has poured scorn on BJP, calling it "Beef Janata Party" and poked fun at its "hypocrisy" on the beef ban issue after the saffron party came out with a 'recipe' for "Siddu beef biryani".
The online video duel with dripping sarcasm began with Congress posting a tweet titled 'recipe for a BJP star campaigner,' targeting Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
This came soon after the Twitter war between Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Adityanath, mocking each other on the development agenda during the latter's campaign in Karnataka, that has gone viral on the internet.
As the Congress' video jibe at BJP and Adityanathwent viral, BJP hit back with a video attacking Siddaramaiah led government of being "anti-Hindu."
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The video titled "Gundu Rao Military Hotel" with caricatures of Siddaramaiah, party working President Dinesh Gundu Rao and Social Media in-charge Ramya said the recipe for "Siddu beef biryani" include stolen rice from 'Anna Bagya' scheme, cow meat from illegal slaughter house and Hindu blood (citing alleged murders of Hindu activists), among others.
The saffron party recently also tweeted a video, alleging that Karnataka under Siddaramaiah has become akilling yard for farmers and the state has recorded thehighest number of farmer deaths.
The video that begins with Prime Minister Narendra Modi speaking about the uplift of farmers and the agrarian sector, highlighted farmer suicides under the Congress regime in Karnataka, citing various newspaper articles.
It also accused state government of not implementing Central government schemes like 'Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bhima Yojna' and questions whether they did so as the scheme was froma Prime Minister who belonged to BJP.
"Parrikar wants to import it, Yogi wants to export it, Rijiju wants to eat it, Som wants to sell it. Do not mix Beef and Business. Mixing Beef and Politics, a definite YES! Enoughof your hypocrisy @BJP4India," the tweet along with the videoshowcasing reported comments by various BJP leaders on theissue, said.
The duel between both parties is seen as a bid to conquer social media space and maintain their dominance overit in the run-up to the polls early this year.