Bengal Metro Growth: PM Modi To Inaugurate 3 New Metro Routes On August 22 | India Information
Topic to last-minute modifications, it’s virtually ultimate that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will likely be in West Bengal on August 22 to attend two programmes, one administrative and one political.
The executive programme would be the inauguration of three new metropolis metro railway routes, specifically Noapara to Jai Hind Airport Station, Ruby to Beliaghata, and Esplanade to Sealdah.
After the executive programme, the Prime Minister is scheduled to deal with a political rally organised by the West Bengal unit of the BJP at Dum Dum in North 24 Parganas district.
“Initially, the Dum Dum rally was scheduled on August 20. Nevertheless, because the ongoing Monsoon Session of Parliament will proceed until August 21, the Prime Minister will likely be busy in New Delhi until that date. So a contemporary proposal was despatched from the Bengal unit of the BJP to repair August 22 because the date of the Dum Dum rally.
Now, except there’s a last-minute change, the Prime Minister’s programmes on August 22 are ultimate,” stated a state committee member of the get together.
Already, the West Bengal unit of the BJP has offered a plan to the get together’s central management for 5 public conferences by Prime Minister Narendra Modi within the state throughout the remaining 5 months of the calendar 12 months of 2025, which can imply one assembly per thirty days by the Prime Minister throughout that interval.
On the identical time, the get together has plans to organise a mega rally on the Brigade Parade Floor in central Kolkata in January subsequent 12 months, which may even be addressed by the Prime Minister.
The state committee insider additional stated that the places of the proposed public assembly of the Prime Minister for the remaining months of the present calendar 12 months will likely be deliberate in such a fashion that main elements of each South Bengal and North Bengal may very well be coated. As per the plan, the conferences will likely be deliberate at places at junctures of two or extra districts.
Already, the Prime Minister had addressed two public conferences in West Bengal up to now this 12 months, the primary being in Could at Alipurduar in North Bengal and the second being on the industrial township of Durgapur in West Burdwan district in South Bengal in July.
From each conferences, the Prime Minister launched a scathing assault on the West Bengal authorities, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, and the ruling Trinamool Congress on numerous points like rampant corruption, rise in crime towards girls within the state, and frequent communal stress and riot-like conditions in minority-dominated pockets within the state.
