As the polling date is just 10 days away, main political parties are intensifying their election campaign in Andhra Pradesh. Inorder to infuse confidence in the campaign of the tri-party (TDP, Jana Sena and BJP) alliance, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will campaign on behalf of NDA candidates in Andhra Pradesh on May 7 and 8.
According to BJP sources, he will address public meetings in Rajahmundry and Anakapalli on May 7. He will address a public meeting in Rajampet and conduct a roadshow in Vijayawada city from Benz Circle to Kanakadurga temple on May 8. The BJP leaders finalised his tour programme and sent it to the SPG for making necessary arrangements, it is learnt.
Narendra Modi along with the TDP chief N Chandrababu Naidu and Jana Sena chief Pawan Kalyan will address the public meetings in Rajahmundry, Anakapalli and Rajampet. He alone will conduct a roadshow in Vijayawada city, it is learnt.
PM Modi will address a public meeting in Vemagiri of Rajahmundry constituency on May 7th at 3.30 pm and Rajupalem of Anakapalli constituency at 5.45 pm. On May 8th, he will address a public meeting in Pileru of Rajampet constituency at 4 PM and participate in a road show at Vijayawada at 7 pm.
They will address the public meeting for the victory of BJP state president Daggubati Purandeswari in Rajahmundry from where she is contesting for Lok Sabha. In Anakapalli, former Rajya Sabha member C M Ramesh is contesting as BJP candidate on behalf of alliance. In Rajampet, former chief minister and BJP candidate N Kiran Kumar Reddy is in the fray.
Narendra Modi alone will conduct the road show in Vijayawada from Benz Circle to Kanakadurga temple for the victory of NDA candidate of Vijayawada Lok Sabha Kesaneni Chinni and former Union minister and BJP candidate for in Vijayawada West Assembly constituency Sujana Chowdary.
BJP leaders finalised venues for the PM’s public meetings and the names of VVIPs that will share dais with the Prime Minister and sent the information to the SPG for making necessary security arrangements, sources said.