Kolkata, Oct. 13 -- Posters by Hindu Jagran Manch urging citizens in Siliguri in north West Bengal to buy goods, meats and even biryani from shops and restaurants owned by Hindus have stirred a controversy ahead of Durga Puja festival. Written in Bengali, the posters have been put up for past two days, with HJM member arguing it was "not a diktat but an appeal to Hindu community". "These posters have been spotted in various wards across Siliguri. They came up after the Mahalaya on October 10 which marks the beginning of the Devi Paksha," said Aniruddha Sarkar, a resident of Siliguri. "Such banners and posters have been installed across Siliguri. It is a social message. If we buy everyday items such as food, meat, groceries and even puja ite...