The main highlight of Prime Minister Modi’s busy campaign schedule will be Saturday’s massive roadshow in Bengaluru. However, in the next two weeks or so, Prime Minister Modi is expected to hold as many as 22 rallies across the state.
Published Date – Thu 27 Apr 23 at 04:00pm
Bangalore: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hit the Bharatiya Janata Party’s campaign on the battlefield in Karnataka this weekend.
The main highlight of Prime Minister Modi’s busy campaign schedule will be Saturday’s massive roadshow in Bengaluru. However, in the next two weeks or so, Prime Minister Modi is expected to hold as many as 22 rallies across the state.
While a final timetable is being drawn up, sources said Year The BJP’s biggest star campaigner will hold nearly 22 rallies during the six-day campaign tour. Prime Minister Modi holds more than three rallies during each visit.
“The BJP is very confident of doing well in the elections in Karnataka, but the moment Prime Minister Narendra Modi came to power. It’s a completely different game. There is no greater momentum at the top than this,” a senior party official told Year.
According to sources on April 29, Modi will address rallies in Humnabad, Vijayapura, Kudachi and Bengaluru North. The following day, April 30, Modi will hold rallies in Kolar, Chanapatna and Belur.
The prime minister returns to the state next week for a two-day visit. On May 2, he plans to hold public meetings in Chitradurga, Vijayanagara, Sindhanur and Kalaburgi. Public meetings will be held on 3rd May in Moodabidri, Karwar and Kittur.
According to sources on May 6, PM Modi will be in Tumakuru Rural, Nanjangud, Chittapur, south of Bengaluru. Four rallies will address Modi on May 7, the penultimate day before the campaign ends. These will be located in Badami, Haveri, Shivamogga Rural and Bengaluru Central.
The saffron party, which is seeking another victory in the southern states, will propose a formula for a twin-engine growth government – states and centre – as it seeks votes for the parliamentary vote. Karnataka has been one of the oldest organizations of the BJP.
On the eve of state polls, the BJP announced Central Minister Dharmendra Pradhan as its election chief. Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya and TN BJP Chairman Annamalai are co-heads.
CM Basvaraj Bommai heads the party’s election committee. The Election Management Committee was convened by Trade Unions Minister Shobha Karandlaje.
On March 29, the Election Commission of India announced the Karnataka election schedule. Voting for the 224-seat parliament is scheduled for May 10 and counting will take place on May 13.
