New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Madhubani on April 24 and will make his second visit to Madhubani on April 24. The visit aims to strengthen the party’s foothold in the state ahead of the planned parliamentary elections between October and November, and will see the Prime Minister interact with the elected Panchayat members and interact with several base groups and will interact with several infrastructure.
Sources show that the visit will also include a public meeting where Modi may discuss the large gathering, stressing the importance of Bihar to the BJP. The Prime Minister will be accompanied by Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, Trade Union Home Minister Amit Shah and several BJP leaders, all involved in extensive preparations to ensure a warm welcome and enhance public enthusiasm.
Earlier this year, Modi visited Bhagalpur on February 24 to launch the 19th PM Kisan program and unveil tens of millions of projects. After the upcoming Madhubani event, union home minister Amit Shah is expected to visit Bihar at the end of this month to review the party’s poll strategy and discuss election preparations with local leaders.
Political analysts point out that Bihar is a key battlefield for all political parties, and the BJP has no legacy in its multi-pronged strategy. The party is strengthening its efforts in the complex caste dynamics in the state and launching popular propaganda campaigns, all aimed at ensuring another term for the Bihar NDA government.
