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A billboard reading "Merry Christmas" left...

Orthodox Christmas was celebrated on January 7, while Easter was held on April 4.

"I would like to inform you that Christ is risen. I request holding a political briefing with the government leadership and replace the huge Christmas billboard near the third entrance of the State Duma," Communist party member Sergei Obukhov said on Wednesday.

The State Duma staff can do nothing with the billboard, including removing the Christmas greeting, as the advertising space does not belong to the lower house of parliament.

MOSCOW, April 7 (RIA Novosti)



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