MP Politics: Assembly elections 2023 are to be held in five states this year. In these states, BJP is preparing to hold 32 rallies and 6 road shows of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Before these rallies, the Prime Minister will participate in two to three programs in the election-bound states and hold public meetings. Maximum 11 rallies and two road shows will be held in Madhya Pradesh. As of now, these programs have not got the green signal from the Prime Minister’s Office.
How many rallies can PM Modi hold in which state?
Assembly elections are due in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Manipur later this year. According to sources, it is proposed to hold 11 election rallies in Madhya Pradesh, nine in Rajasthan, six in Chhattisgarh, four in Telangana and two in Manipur. Apart from these rallies, the Prime Minister will also hold two roadshows in Madhya Pradesh and one each in other states. Can.
According to sources, Prime Minister Narendra Modi can start his election campaign from Ujjain, the city of Maihar and Mahakal in Madhya Pradesh. He can start the election campaign from Charbhujaji in Rajasthan and Dantewada in Chhattisgarh.
A senior BJP leader told the newspaper ‘Dainik Bhaskar’ that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s rallies turn the trends in favor of the BJP, be it elections to the Lok Sabha or to the Vidhansabha. He said that the Prime Minister’s rallies will play the biggest role in BJP’s victory in the midst of a tough election contest.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Karnataka elections
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held 19 public meetings and rallies in seven days in the Karnataka assembly elections held just last month. Apart from this, he also did six road shows. Three of these roadshows were done in Bengaluru, one each in Mysuru, Kalaburagi and Tumakuru. Prime Minister Narendra Modi Covered 19 districts of the state in this election programs. There are 144 assembly constituencies in these districts. Out of these only 42 seats could be won by BJP. Congress got 86 seats and JDS got 15 seats. An independent had won one seat.
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