New Delhi: As the country is still in turmoil, pm Narendra Modi will attend the Golden Jubilee celebrations to be held on the occasion of Bangladesh's Independence Day. He will be on a two-day visit to Bangladesh on March 26 and 27. He will also go to the Hindu temples built there and worship. Preparations have been intensified for Prime Minister Modi's function. Bangladesh Foreign Minister AK Abdul Momin reported prime Minister Modi's visit to Bangladesh on Saturday.

The Golden Jubilee program is going to be held on the occasion of Bangladesh's 50 Independence Day. Prime Minister Modi will attend the function as well as the birth anniversary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. The president of Maldives and Nepal will also attend the function from March 17 to 27. In addition, pm of Bhutan and Sri Lanka will also be present.

According to the report, Prime Minister Modi will visit Dhaka on March 26. He will also visit Hindu temples located at Orkandi in Satkhira and Gopalganj on March 27. He will go there and worship. Will also attend a function. Every message of Prime Minister Modi from Bangladesh soil would also directly reach West Bengal, where 30 seats are to be voted for the first phase on March 27. In Assam also, 47 seats are to be polled in the first phase on the same day. That is why Prime Minister Modi's visit to Bangladesh is also being linked to the Bengal elections.

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