Pune: PM Modi’s rally to be conducted at Race Course Ground on April 29

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to address a rally in Pune on April 29. There has been a change in venue for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s upcoming election rally. Originally scheduled to take place at SP College grounds, the meeting will now be held at the Race Course on April 29 in Pune from 7 pm onwards. The decision to change the venue was made to accommodate the expected large turnout of attendees.

The rally has been organized to campaign for Mahayuti candidates from four constituencies — Pune (Murlidhar Mohol), Baramati (Sunetra Pawar), Maval (Shrirang Barne) and Shirur (Shivajirao Adhalrao Patil).

According to BJP leaders, before the rally in Pune, Modi will hold another rally in Latur earlier in the day. “After the Pune rally, the Prime Minister will hold three more rallies in western Maharashtra on April 30 in Satara, Madha and Solapur, said a senior leader.

Polling for the Baramati Lok Sabha constituency is slated for May 7, while Pune, Shirur, and Maval constituencies will vote on May 13.

Prime Minister Modi is set to address the crowd in Pune on April 29 at 7 pm. The BJP aims to ensure the presence of at least one lakh citizens at the meeting, with component parties like the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP), Shiv Sena, Republican Party of India (RPI), and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) mobilizing their workers for the event.

BJP city president Dheeraj Ghate explained, “The decision to move Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s meeting to the Race Course on April 29 instead of the SP College ground was made to accommodate the large anticipated turnout. The route for Modi’s road show may also be altered, and discussions regarding this will be held at the Police Commissioner’s office on Wednesday.”