KOLKATA:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to address four rallies in Bengal over the next 10 days, three of which will be held before the first phase of the polls. BJP workers in Purulia have started preparing for a rally on Thursday.
“Glad to be getting the opportunity to be among my sisters and brothers of West Bengal tomorrow, 18th March. I would be addressing a rally in Purulia. Across West Bengal, there is a desire for change. BJP’s agenda of good governance is striking a chord among the people,” Modi tweeted on Wednesday.
The PM will be holding two meetings in Midnapore. He will address a rally at Kharagpur, West Midnapore, on March 20 and one at Kanthi, East Midnapore, on March 28. He will be in Bankura on March 21.
BJP has already lined up rallies by star campaigners, including Union minister
Amit Shah, in the Jangalmahal area.
In Kharagpur, Shah had hinted at a meeting by the PM in support of BJP candidate Hiran Chatterjee.
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