Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to address a rally on Saturday in Ajmer, Rajasthan focusing  on the crucial state polls for wooing the people . Addressing a public meeting he will mark the conclusion of Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje's  Gaurav Yatra ahead of the assembly polls in the state.

This would be the PM Modi’s second time visit in the state in a little over a week as He had come to Jodhpur on September 28 to be present at the Combined Commanders’ Conference and to inaugurate Prakram Parv on the second anniversary of Surgical Strike day.

Let us know What will be the main attraction of this huge rally -

1-The prime minister is scheduled to address the rally at 1 pm after landing Ajmer from Jaipur and leave for Jaipur at 2.20 pm after the rally.

2- The rally is to be held at Kayad Vishram Sthali on the outskirts of Ajmer .

3- Party leaders claimed nearly three lakh people would come to attend the rally.

4-The rally marks the conclusion of CM Raje's yatra which she had started from Rajsamand's Charbhujanath temple.

5-Ajmer District Collector Arti Dogra said that PM Modi will land in a helicopter at Kayad Vishram Sthali from Jaipur.

6-Amin Pathan, the chairman of Ajmer Dargah Committee, said he has urged the members of the minority community to attend the Modi's rally in large numbers.

7-The state Primary and Secondary Education minister Vasudev Devnani, who represents Ajmer North assembly constituency, has been campaigning in the area and inviting people to be present at the rally.  

8-Ajmer district has eight assembly constituencies and seven of them are represented by BJP MLAs while the grand old Congress party has one seat of Nasirabad.

9- The ruling party, which had lost the Ajmer Lok Sabha constituency to Congress in bypolls held earlier this year, is trying to build a favorable atmosphere  to woo the voters by holding the rally of PM Modi.

10-The Congress had won the Ajmer Lok Sabha seat by beating BJP's Ramswaroop Lamba. The seat went to bypoll after the then sitting MP Sanwar Lal Jat passed away due to cardiac arrest in 2017.