Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to kick off his election campaign with a bang as he gears up to file his nomination papers from the Varanasi Lok Sabha seat on May 14. But before he officially enters the fray, Modi plans to captivate the streets of his parliamentary constituency with a grand road show on May 13.
The excitement will begin with PM Modi paying his respects at the statue of Madan Mohan Malviya, located at the main gate of Banaras Hindu University (BHU) in Lanka. From there, the roadshow will traverse through the vibrant lanes of Varanasi, culminating at the majestic Kashi Vishwanath Corridor.
This isn't just any ordinary roadshow. With the Prime Minister in the spotlight, it's expected to be a high-voltage affair, drawing in crowds of party workers, supporters, and curious onlookers alike. Anticipation is running high as the city gears up to witness Modi's charismatic campaign in full swing.
The roadshow holds significant symbolism, showcasing PM Modi's deep-rooted connection with Varanasi, a city rich in culture and spirituality. As the Prime Minister navigates through the streets, it's not just a political spectacle but a reaffirmation of the bond between him and the people of Varanasi. The enthusiasm and energy radiating from the crowds underscore the pivotal role Varanasi plays in Modi's political journey. With every step of the roadshow, the fervor builds, setting the stage for an electrifying nomination filing ceremony the following day. The anticipation is palpable, as Varanasi braces itself for a memorable display of democracy in action.
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