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Protest Stickers Pasted on PM Modi Hoarding in Ahmedabad, Police Launch Probe

By GS Team
10 Aug 20262 mins read
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Ahmedabad police are investigating protest stickers with controversial slogans found on a government hoarding featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The vandalized hoarding, advertising the PM Surya Ghar Yojana, was removed. The incident near Navrangpura railway gate, involving an estimated ₹26,500 in damages, led to a police complaint by the hoarding contractor. Authorities are examining evidence to identify those responsible for defacing the property.

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Protest Stickers Pasted on PM Modi Hoarding in Ahmedabad, Police Launch Probe
Protest Stickers Pasted on PM Modi Hoarding in Ahmedabad, Police Launch Probe

Ahmedabad police have launched an investigation after unknown persons pasted protest stickers carrying controversial slogans on a government hoarding featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi near the Navrangpura railway gate. 

The hoarding, displaying a PM Surya Ghar Yojana solar panel advertisement, was later removed by the authorities following a police complaint.

The incident occurred near the Sashwat building in Navrangpura, where the hoarding had been installed through a tender issued by the Amdavad Municipal Corporation (AMC).

Complaint filed by hoarding contractor

According to the complaint filed by the manager of the company holding the three-year lease for the hoarding, the vandalism came to light on the evening of 5 August 2026.

The company alleged that unidentified individuals pasted controversial protest stickers over the government advertisement and damaged the hoarding’s frame, lighting system and original poster.

Damage estimated at ₹ 26,500

The complaint states that the damage caused to the government property has been estimated at ₹26,500, including the cost of the frame, lighting and the original advertisement.

Police have removed the controversial stickers and the affected poster from the site.

Investigation underway

Navrangpura police have registered a complaint and begun an investigation to identify the people responsible for the vandalism. Officials are examining available evidence to trace those involved in defacing the government hoarding.