PM Narendra Modi's longest road show ever in Gujarat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi did a mega road show in Ahmedabad, Gujarat on Thursday. This road show of PM Modi is said to be the longest road show taken out by any leader in Gujarat in the history of Indian politics. Let us tell you that the first phase of polling for the assembly elections to be held in Gujarat in two phases was completed today. There are only four days left for voting in the areas through which PM Modi has passed during the road show. The Gujarat elections are seen as a battle of prestige for the BJP. This is because both the top leaders of the party are from this state.

The party is campaigning for the seventh consecutive term in the state and is adopting every trick to defeat the opposition. It is known that BJP is ruling in Gujarat since 1995. Here, the Prime Minister's route for the roadshow has been a kind of 'statement'. The 50-km roadshow began today from Naroda Gam, one of the epicenters of the 2002 riots after the Sabarmati Express fire broke out in Godhra. Starting the row show from here is being seen as an attempt to leave the past behind.

The road show will pass through 16 seats including Thakkarbapanagar, Bapunagar, Nikol, Amraiwadi, Maninagar, Danilimbada, Jamalpur Khadia, Ellisbridge, Vejalpur, Ghatlodiya, Naranpur and Sabarmati and reach Gandhinagar South and end there. It will take around 3.5 hours to cross the route. The said road show is the biggest program of the BJP in this election, where thousands of people are marching on festive drums and waving party flags. Garlanded Prime Minister riding in an open SUV is greeting the crowd gathered on the streets.