<p>The 1984 polls saw the Congress using a variety of advertisements to woo voters after Indira Gandhi’s assassination. One of the advertisements read: “Will the country’s border finally be moved to your door step?”</p>.<p>Another read: “Will your grocery list in future include acid bulbs, iron rods and daggers?”</p>.<p>Some of the punchlines were prepared even before Indira’s death.</p>.<p>In 1989, the Congress’ catch lines were ‘give unity a hand’ and ‘my heart beats for India’.<br /> </p>
<p>The 1984 polls saw the Congress using a variety of advertisements to woo voters after Indira Gandhi’s assassination. One of the advertisements read: “Will the country’s border finally be moved to your door step?”</p>.<p>Another read: “Will your grocery list in future include acid bulbs, iron rods and daggers?”</p>.<p>Some of the punchlines were prepared even before Indira’s death.</p>.<p>In 1989, the Congress’ catch lines were ‘give unity a hand’ and ‘my heart beats for India’.<br /> </p>
