3 Days, 5 States, 6 Rallies, And Roadshows: PM Modi's Packed Itinerary
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Sikkim, West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh over three days, starting May 29.
It was in Bihar's Madhubani on April 24 that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had first taken the vow that the terrorist headquarters in Pakistan will be reduced to dust. He will return to Bihar on a two-day tour from May 29 to tell people how the armed forces fulfilled his vow with Operation Sindoor.
The PM will have a packed two-day tour starting Thursday, with multiple road shows and various public meetings where he could take forward his attack on Pakistan and terrorism. PM Modi will first land in Sikkim at 10:45 am on May 29 and hold a public meeting at Paljor Stadium to mark Sikkim Statehood Day. In the afternoon on May 29, he will be in Alipurduar in West Bengal for a public event.
PM Modi will hold a massive road show in Patna tomorrow evening from Airport to BJP HQs. He will land in Patna around 5 PM, inaugurate the new airport, deliver a public address and then proceed with the road show that could go on for over an hour. After staying overnight in Patna, the Prime Minister will proceed to Bhaktiarpur in Bihar for a massive rally on the morning of May 30. PM Modi's addresses in Bihar are expected to give a strong message on Operation Sindoor. Bihar is set to go to polls later this year.
After that, PM Modi will head to Kanpur on the afternoon of May 30 and will visit the family of Shubham Dwivedi, who was killed in the Pahalgam attack. PM Modi will also hold a public rally at CSA Ground in Kanpur.
PM Modi will be in Bhopal on May 31 for another public rally, which is an all-woman event and will be significant in the context of Operation Sindoor.
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May 28, 2025, 08:15 IST
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