Modi-Modi chants reverberate as Pink City turns SAFFRON

Modi sends message from Jaipur to entire State

Jaipur: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s 1.07 hour long road show held in Jaipur’s Walled city may have passed through only three assemblies, but its message was for the entire State.

According to experts, till now such a high voltage political show has rarely happened in the election battle of Rajasthan. It is also a coincidence that Modi is the first PM who has done an election road show in Jaipur. The road show will prove to be a lifeline of victory for the new faces of BJP contesting on Jaipur seats. The PM has given a clear message by greeting the people that they are voting for Modi and not for these candidates. No matter who the candidate is, Modi will get the votes. BJP had made the strategy of starting the show from Sanganeri Gate Hanumanji Temple, where bomb blasts took places in 2018, to give a special message.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a mega road show in the Walled City of Jaipur Jaipur on Tuesday evening. Modi travelled 4 kilometers in an open jeep for 1.16 hour while BJP State President CP Joshi was also present along with Modi in the jeep, seeking support for BJP candidates in the elections. The format of the road show appeared as if Modi was communicating with the people of Jaipur without speaking. Modi, wearing a BJP cap in an open chariotlike vehicle, kept greeting the public, sometimes by shaking hands and at other times by bowing his head. The gathered crowd also responded to Prime Minister Modi with slogans of Modi-Modi and Jai Shri Ram. Elaborate arrangements were made for Modi by the administration, BJP and businessmen of Jaipur. People standing on both sides of the road welcomed PM Modi by showering flowers on him. Road show covered Kishanpole, Hawa Mahal and Adarsh Nagar assembly constituencies, seats currently held by Congress. These three seats are considered to be Muslim dominated in Jaipur city. This was the first time that the Prime Minister's road show took place in Jaipur.