Elections 2023: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to hold a mega election campaign in four poll-bound states – Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Chhattisgarh – beginning on Saturday. He is set to hold as many as eight rallies in six days between September 30 and October 6. PM Modi will also be launching various projects and several public welfare schemes.
He will again return to Telangana on October 3, and address a public meeting in Nizamabad.
PM Modi in Chhattisgarh
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the concluding ceremony of two ‘Parivartan Yatras’ of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Bilaspur city of poll-bound Chhattisgarh on Saturday. This is PM Modi’s third visit to the Congress-ruled state, where assembly elections are due this year-end, in the last three months.
PM Modi will address the ‘Parivartan Mahasankalp’ rally, the closing ceremony of two Parivartan Yatras, at Science College ground in Bilaspur at 2 pm. While the first Parivartan Yatra was taken out from Dantewada (south Chhattisgarh) on September 12, the second one was rolled out from Jashpur (north Chhattisgarh) on September 15.
The PM will return to the state on October 3 for public meetings in Jagdalpur in Bastar.
PM Modi in Telangana
PM Modi will visit Telangana on Sunday.
According to a statement from the Prime Minister’s Office, PM Modi will reach Mahabubnagar district at around 2:15 PM, where he will dedicate to nation and lay the foundation stone of multiple developmental projects worth more than Rs 13,500 crore, in important sectors like road, rail, petroleum and natural gas and higher education. He will also flag off a train service via video conferencing.
PM Modi in Madhya Pradesh
PM Modi will visit the Hindi heartland state on October 2. He is expected to hold two public meetings in Gwalior.
He will visit Jodhpur on October 6, a region that is the stronghold of Chief Minister and Congress leader Ashok Gehlot.
PM Modi in Rajasthan
Prime Minister will be in Rajasthan on October 2 where he will hold a rally in Chittorgarh.