New Delhi [India], April 2: As political climate heats up in the country in the run-up to the 17th Lok Sabha polls, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Tuesday unveiled an advertisement titled 'Janta maaf nahi karegi (people will not forgive)' which was one of the popular electoral slogans used by the party in the 2014 General elections. The party has tagged a video of a commoner who is seen attacking the Congress for raising questions on the works done by the BJP in the last five years."You are questioning the surgical strike and air strike. Congress Manifesto For Lok Sabha Elections 2019 Released by Rahul Gandhi, Sonia Gandhi and Dr Manmohan Singh, Vision Document Says 'We Will Deliver'.

You are questioning China fleeing from Doklam. You are questioning the statue of Sardar (Patel). You are questioning the Supreme Court. If you have lost elections, then you are raising questions on EVMs. When the world is lauding India, you are questioning the World Bank. Questions after questions.

When anything good happens in our country then people will not forgive those raise fingers," the woman could be heard saying in the advertisement.srjikl sttraaik aur eyr sttraaik pr svaalciin ko ddoklaam se bhgaane pr svaalsrdaar kii prtimaa pr svaalsupriim kortt pr svaalcunaav haare to EVM pr svaalbhaart kii taariiph kre to vrldd baiNk pr bhii svaaldesh meN kuch bhii acchaa hotaa hai to us pr uNglii utthaane vaaloN, #JantaMaafNahiKaregi pic.twitter.com/XQxZhvLTIv— BJP (@BJP4India) April 2, 2019

Apart from the 'Janta maaf nahi karegi' slogan, other catchy phrases used by the BJP during campaigning for the 2014 Lok Sabha polls were 'Acche din aane wale hain' (Good days are coming) and 'Ab ki baar Modi sarkar' (It is time for Modi government).

With electioneering in full swing, political parties including BJP and Congress are leaving no stones unturned to target their opponents and are campaigning on particular issues in a bid to woo the public ahead of the Lok Sabha elections. Kalyan Singh Violated Model Code of Conduct by Calling For PM Narendra Modi's Victory in 2019 Lok Sabha Elections, Finds ECI.

The Lok Sabha polls with 543 parliamentary seats in the fray are scheduled to be conducted in seven phases from April 11 to May 19. Counting of votes will take place on May 23.