India's Top 5 Trending Political Slogans

“Jhadu chalao, beiman bhagao” (Remove the corrupt with a broom): The newly emerging political party like AAP made a spectacular debut in Delhi by winning 28 of the 70 assembly seats and subsequently forming a 49 days minority government. So, for the Lok Sabha polls 2014, the AAP’s slogan coined is “Jhadu chalao, beiman bhagao” (Remove the corrupt with a broom) wherein Broom is the party’s election symbol.

AAP’s Chief Arvind Kejriwal said, “The AAP has given a slogan of jhadu chalao beiman bhagao (throw corrupt out of the system by wielding broom) , and are seeking support of people for cleansing the political system in the country and getting rid of not just the corrupt but corruption too,” reports The Hindu.

Main nahin, hum(Not I, we): The Congress party, which leads the ruling coalition, seems to have shifted its focus for the 2014 election campaign from the ‘aam aadmi’ (common man) to ‘inclusive power and progress to the people’. So, the party’s advertisement campaign now carries the tagline “Main nahin, hum” (it’s not me, it’s us). On the other hand, the BJP accusing Congress of plagiarism and alleged that the party "copied" Modi's slogan.
Congress Party’s spokesperson exclaimed, "Much before BJP or Narendra Modi used this phrase 'Mein Nahin Hum', a Congress councilor in Indore had put this in a poster during a mushaiara. So BJP's contention that Congress copied its slogan does not hold any water. The idea was already with Congress," reports PTI.

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