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PM Narendra Modi Holds Rally in Sonipat for Haryana Assembly Elections; Rahul Gandhi to Address Two Meetings in J&K Today
PM Narendra Modi Holds Rally in Sonipat for Haryana Assembly Elections; Rahul Gandhi to Address Two Meetings in J&K Today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin his campaign for re-election on Wednesday, September 25th, in Sonipat, Haryana, after returning from the US. Writing on social media platform X, Modi said he was confident Haryana’s residents want a BJP victory.
“The mood here shows everyone has decided to ensure the BJP wins with a huge margin,” he wrote of the state where polls for a new assembly will be held soon.”Do join!” he added, calling a rally in Sonipat for noon that day an opportunity to take part in the “festival of democracy” and seek voters’ blessings.
The event will have many senior BJP leaders present. Among them will be Nayab Singh Saini, Chief Minister of Haryana, who will speak on stage with the Prime Minister. Three helipads close to the rally location have been prepared for Modi’s helicopter to land when he arrives.
Meanwhile, Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition, is also on a campaign tour and is set to give speeches at two separate rallies in Jammu and Kashmir on that very same day. When he reaches Jammu, professionals can expect an interaction session with him at the Radisson Hotel prior to heading off for the first rally of the day, which will take place around 12:30 pm at the J&K resort.
His next appearance will be at Dangarpora’s government higher secondary school ground in Sopore, Baramulla district. The event is scheduled for 3:25 p.m. This function follows a major rally in Srinagar on Monday—tthe first there by Congress leaders in 37 years.
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They called it a sign of the party’s “new dawn.” In his speech, Gandhi criticized authorities who rule Jammu and Kashmir as if it were a kingdom run by “outsiders.” He repeated Congress pledges to restore statehood to the region and promised to bring up problems specific to locals when the Indian Parliament meets.
