By Neeraj Kumar
Patna, May 11: the capital of the state, is abuzz with anticipation for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s inaugural roadshow. This marks the first time PM Modi will engage in such an event. Enthusiasm is evident among BJP workers, while the administration diligently prepares for the occasion. The entire city is adorned, with special attention given to security arrangements, including coverage by the Special Protection Group (SPG) along the entire route.
Scheduled for May 12, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s roadshow in Patna is being meticulously organized by NDA leaders to ensure its success. The BJP leadership, along with workers from across Bihar, is fully committed to making the event a grand success. A significant turnout is expected, with residents from the Patna Sahib and Patliputra Lok Sabha constituencies eagerly participating. Both MPs are actively mobilizing citizens through door-to-door campaigns.
The health department is also actively engaged in preparations, with a dedicated team of doctors poised to accompany the Prime Minister round the clock. Mobile medical teams, equipped with advanced facilities, will be deployed, alongside 15 ambulances. Over 48 doctors have been mobilized to address any medical emergencies. Additionally, besides candidates Ravi Shankar Prasad and Ramkripal Yadav, State President Samrat Chaudhary is likely to accompany PM Modi, with Chief Minister Nitish Kumar possibly joining the roadshow.
Stringent security measures are in place, with Patna Police deploying officers across the city and assigning female officers to residential areas. Background checks, including Aadhar card verification, are underway, with scrutiny extended to hotels.
A grand welcome awaits Prime Minister Narendra Modi at 51 locations, showcasing Bihar’s rich historical heritage. The welcoming committee will comprise 500 women workers leading the procession, followed by an equal number of youth volunteers.
The route for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s roadshow is meticulously planned. Starting from Patna airport, he will be welcomed at Raj Bhawan by Bihar Governor Rajendra Arlekar before commencing the roadshow. The journey will include stops at significant landmarks such as the statue of Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar and Income Tax Golambar, culminating at JP Golambar located at Gandhi Maidan.
The author is a journalist based in Patna
