Close X
Thursday, October 3, 2024
ADVT 
India

PM Modi to hold roadshow in Mumbai on May 15

Darpan News Desk IANS, 14 May, 2024 12:31 PM
  • PM Modi to hold roadshow in Mumbai on May 15

Mumbai, May 14 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of the fifth polling phase in 13 constituencies from Maharashtra slated for May 20 will have a busy schedule on May 15.

PM Modi will hold a roadshow in Mumbai North East Constituency on Wednesday evening for party nominee Mihir Kotecha and he will also address two campaign rallies in Nashik and Kalyan.

Shiv Sena has fielded the sitting MP Hemant Godse from Nashik while BJP has renominated the Union Minister Bharati Pawar from the adjoining Dindori constituency.

In Kalyan, the Shiv Sena has nominated the sitting MP and Chief Minister Eknath Shinde’s son Shrikant Shinde.

BJP has made a comprehensive planning for the success of PM Modi’s road show which will start from Ghatkopar East at 6.45 pm and end at Ghatkopar West at 7.45 PM.

State BJP Chief Chandrashekhar Bawankule on Tuesday held the meeting of office bearers and it was decided to send invitations to every home from North East Mumbai to attend the roadshow. There are about 38 municipal wards which will be covered in a bid to reach out to the voters with an invite for Wednesday’s roadshow.

Currently, Mumbai North East is represented by BJP MP Manoj Kotecha, who has now been dropped, as the party has fielded the sitting legislator Mihir Kotecha.

PM Modi’s visit is crucial not just to charge up the cadres from the BJP and Shiv Sena from Mumbai North East and also from the five other constituencies ahead of the polling.

Mumbai BJP Chief Ashish Shelar and Kotecha in separate videos have appealed to the Mumbaikars to participate in a big way in the roadshow.

Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police have issued an advisory regarding traffic diversion in the wake of the roadshow. They have appealed to the citizens and travellers to plan their journeys accordingly and use alternate routes to reach their desired destinations.

MORE India ARTICLES

BJD MPs meet Amit Shah, demand caste based census

BJD MPs meet Amit Shah, demand caste based census
A delegation of BJD MPs from both the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday met Union Home Minister Amit Shah at his Parliament chamber and submitted a memorandum in this regard.

BJD MPs meet Amit Shah, demand caste based census

R-Day violence: RTI reveals 370 cops, 7 farmers received injuries

R-Day violence: RTI reveals 370 cops, 7 farmers received injuries
Farmers had staged massive protests against the three farm laws in Delhi on Republic Day when they broke through police barricades on their tractors.

R-Day violence: RTI reveals 370 cops, 7 farmers received injuries

Cyber police recover smartphones worth lakhs in Kashmir

Cyber police recover smartphones worth lakhs in Kashmir
In a statement, the police said that in order to extend the services to the general public and to redress their grievances, the cyber police are receiving applications/reports from various persons about missing cellphones.

Cyber police recover smartphones worth lakhs in Kashmir

RS to discuss agri issues, Jairam alleges govt move as 'clever'

RS to discuss agri issues, Jairam alleges govt move as 'clever'
The Rajya Sabha Bulletin has listed discussion on the agriculture issues on Tuesday in which the names of Congress leader Jairam Ramesh and Pratap Singh Bajwa along other MPs are mentioned.

RS to discuss agri issues, Jairam alleges govt move as 'clever'

2 die, many hospitalised in Lucknow after drinking contaminated water

2 die, many hospitalised in Lucknow after drinking contaminated water
Preliminary investigations revealed that the patients had either been affected by food poisoning or due to the consumption of dirty water. 

2 die, many hospitalised in Lucknow after drinking contaminated water

Pegasus saga: NCP fears foreign powers may be snooping on India

Pegasus saga: NCP fears foreign powers may be snooping on India
Throwing a new dimension to the ongoing Pegasus spyware phone-tapping controversy, the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) expressed deep apprehensions that some 'foreign powers' may be snooping on the country, here on Tuesday.

Pegasus saga: NCP fears foreign powers may be snooping on India