Business is business

November 23, 2017 10:38 pm | Updated 10:38 pm IST - Vadodara

Vivek Jain of Vadodara city is a veteran in the business of election. He sells publicity material such as banners, badges, caps, flags and angavastram (stole) with party symbols. But he follows two inviolable rules: no matter how many times a candidate has won elections, he or she needs to pay up in advance. “If one loses,they never show up.” Rule two: never print photos of local leaders. “I only print photos of Modi ji or Rahul ji . If they don’t sell in this election, it can be stored for the next election.”

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