PM Modi to Address Two Rallies in Jharkhand on Monday Ahead of November Polls

Ranchi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed two major election rallies in Jharkhand on Monday, drawing large crowds as he campaigned for the upcoming state assembly elections. His addresses in Garhwa and Chaibasa focused on development, welfare, and security issues, underscoring the BJP ’s commitment to Jharkhand's progress.

The Prime Minister arrived at Bihar ’s Gaya airport around 11 a.m., from where he traveled by helicopter to Garhwa for his first rally. There, he spoke passionately about the government's achievements and future promises for the state, appealing to voters to support the BJP for continued development. After concluding the rally in Garhwa, he proceeded to Ranchi and then to Chaibasa, where he held his second rally of the day around 2:30 p.m., reiterating his party’s commitment to Jharkhand’s growth.

Preparations for PM Modi's visit were completed well in advance. Last week, Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan , who served as the BJP’s election-in-charge for Jharkhand, confirmed that arrangements were in place for the Prime Minister’s rallies.

The election in Jharkhand is scheduled in two phases, with voting on November 13 and 20. Union Home Minister Amit Shah previously addressed three rallies on Sunday and unveiled the BJP's manifesto, emphasizing their priorities for the state.

(With PTI inputs)