PM Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 11th Defense Expo starting in Lucknow from February 5. The Prime Minister has a program of about three and a half hours in Lucknow. The Mandalayukta met about the proposed program of PM, while DM Abhishek Prakash took stock of the preparations late at night.

According to media reports, after landing at Chaudhary Charan Singh International Amausi Airport in Lucknow, PM Narendra Modi will go from the chopper directly to the helipad built in Kalli West. After this, the program site will reach Vrindavan scheme by road from there. In view of PM Modi's program, DM on Sunday night inspected the routes from Amausi Airport to the venue, the main venue Vrindavan Yojana, Helipad, River Front at Kalli West Police Line etc. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the Defense Expo on Five of the Vrindavan Scheme Sector-15 of Lucknow's Housing Development Department. On this occasion, CM Yogi Adityanath, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and the heads of the three armies will also be present. On this day, events will also start on Gomti River Front.

Representatives of 70 countries will be participating in this Defense Expo to be held in Lucknow. These will also include the Defense Minister of 25 countries, including the Prime Minister of Thailand, General Preyut Chhano-o-Chha and defense minister Isoofu Katambe of Niger. Apart from these, wing heads of the armies of many countries will also be present with their teams. At the Defense Expo, at the Vrindavan planning site, the army and air force personnel will realize the strength of the country, then the Navy soldiers on the river front will demonstrate India's water power. In the expo, many companies of the country and abroad will be exhibiting military equipment and parts. DRDO and HAL will also be present with their equipment from India.

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