Modi to commence a two-day tour of Karnataka ahead of state elections
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has scheduled a two-day trip to poll-bound Karnataka, starting on Saturday (April 29). The itinerary includes six public addresses and two roadshows.
According to his itinerary, Modi will fly from Delhi on Saturday morning by a special aircraft to Bidar airport from where he will take a helicopter to Humnabad in Bidar district to address a public meeting at 11 am.
After the meeting, he will fly to Vijayapura where he will address a public gathering at 1 pm. He would then fly to Kudachi in Belagavi district where he will address people at about 2.45 pm.
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Later, Modi would fly to Bengaluru in the evening to hold a road show in Bengaluru North.
After staying in Bengaluru, he would then depart from Raj Bhavan on Sunday morning to fly to Kolar where he will address a public meeting at 11.30 am.
From Kolar, the Prime Minister would then fly to Channapatna in Ramanagara district to address a public meeting at 1.30 pm.
Modi would then go to the temple town of Belur in Hassan district where he will address people at 3.45 pm.
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The Prime Minister’s next destination will be Mysuru the same evening, where he will hold a roadshow.
After the event, he would fly from Mysuru to Delhi by the special aircraft.
This is Modi’s ninth visit to poll-bound Karnataka this year since February where Assembly elections to 224 seats are due on May 10.
(With agency inputs)