Amritsar: There is very little time left in the Punjab Assembly elections. In such a situation, all the political parties are trying to woo the people. On behalf of the BJP, now PM Narendra Modi himself is seen taking the lead for the party. After holding a virtual rally on Tuesday, PM Modi is now going to hold a physical rally in Punjab. This is the first time that PM Modi will visit Punjab after the lapse in PM Modi's security on January 5.

PM Modi will hold a physical rally in Jalandhar, Punjab on February 14 and interact directly with the people of Punjab. Earlier on Tuesday, while attending the Fateh rally, he had also given information in this regard. He had said that he would come back to Punjab after a few days and meet the people. Let us know that, on January 5, during his visit to Punjab, PM Modi's convoy was stuck on a flyover for 15-20 minutes due to the road being blocked by some protesters. The incident was described by the Union Home Ministry as a "serious" lapse in the PM's security.

PM Modi was scheduled to lay the foundation stone of several development schemes at a function in Ferozepur and was scheduled to address a rally after that. He had a "serious security lapse" while going by road when some protesters blocked the road ahead of him. Due to this, PM Modi had to return, after being stranded for 20 minutes on a flyover.

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