Indore: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold a mega road show in Madhya Pradesh on November 14. The roadshow of BJP's star campaigner is going to cover a distance of about 11 km, passing through 5 to six assembly constituencies. Trusted sources of the party gave this information. According to sources, the roadshow is going to be divided into two segments, starting with Indore 1 assembly constituency, where the BJP has fielded senior leader Kailash Vijayvargiya against sitting Congress MLA Sanjay Shukla.

Sources have said that 'The first part of the roadshow is expected to start from Ganpati Temple (in Indore 1 constituency) and end in Indore-3 assembly constituency, where Prime Minister Modi is going to worship Goddess Ahilya.'

The second part of the roadshow is expected to start from Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Bhawan in the Rau assembly constituency. This area is dominated by Congress's dynamic leader Jitu Patwari. This route will cover many major places including Bhawarkuan BRTS, Bhawarkuan Square, Tower Square, Agrasen Square, Cantonment, Geeta Bhawan Square, Indraprastha Tower Square, Roshan Singh Bhandari Marg, Malwa Mill Square, and is scheduled to end at Vishrant Square.

On the other hand, Madhya Pradesh Congress Committee Secretary Rakesh Yadav has lodged a complaint with the Election Commission of India against PM Narendra Modi's road show on MG Road in Indore on 14 November. In the complaint, Yadav said that the Indore bench of the MP High Court has banned all rallies from Bada Ganpati Mandir on MG Road to Rajwada Chowk except those 17 traditional religious rallies.

Yadav has said that in such circumstances, allowing PM Modi's road show on the route is a violation of the High Court order. Yadav alleged that the district administration illegally gave permission for the road show from Bada Ganpati Temple to Rajwada by hiding the facts with political intentions. The administration is also going to consider this complaint.

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