Guwahati: Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a poll rally at the Swami Vevekananda Maidan in Tripura’s Agartala on Monday(Feb13).
This will be second visit of PM Modi in poll-bound Tripura. The BJP workers are excited for the rally and expressed their willingness to meet Modi in Agartala.
“This will be the second visit of PM Narendra Modi in Tripura in this year. He is our ideal and we have learned many things from him. We are supper excited to listen him for the second time in Tripura within a span of three days,” said a BJP worker.
On February 11, the Prime Minister had addressed two rallies in Tripura, where he criticised the CPI-M and Congress.
According to party source, the rally is scheduled to take place at 3 pm in the state’s capital.
With full force and strength, the BJP has made up its mind to win the Tripura elections. The saffron party already sent their star campaigers in Tripura to ‘woo’ the voters.
The BJP has declared candidates for 55 assembly seats while leaving the remaining five seats for its alliance, the Indigenous People’s Front of Tripura (IPFT). The Left-Congress alliance has also declared its candidates for all 60 seats.
The 60-member Tripura assembly will go for polls on February 16.
Meanwhile, the Election Comission Of India(ECI) has made all arrangements for the peaceful conduct of Tripura polls.
The post Tripura assembly polls: PM Narendra Modi to address poll rally in Agartala today appeared first on OUR INDIA.
