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PM Modi’s Visit to Jharkhand Rescheduled to Dumka

PM Modi’s Visit to Jharkhand Rescheduled to Dumka

Focus on BJP Candidates from Santhal Pargana Division at Upcoming Rally

Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Jharkhand, initially scheduled for Littipara, has now been moved to Dumka, with the event focusing on BJP candidates from the Santhal Pargana division.

RANCHI – The PM’s visit to Jharkhand, which was initially scheduled for Littipara, has now been moved to Dumka.

Party officials and workers are showing great enthusiasm as the BJP begins preparations for the event.

The focus of the event will be on BJP candidates from Santhal Pargana division.

The rally will showcase candidates from the Dumka, Godda, and Rajmahal constituencies.

Smooth execution of the Dumka airport complex has been assessed by party officials.

Attendees can expect special measures to be taken by Raj Paliwar, BJP’s Dumka Lok Sabha in-charge, in order to alleviate any inconvenience.

Party officials and workers are eagerly preparing for the event, reflecting their enthusiasm and dedication.

Raj Paliwar’s involvement is expected to ensure a smooth and well-organized rally.

The relocation of the event to Dumka highlights the strategic importance of the Santhal Pargana division for the BJP.

The rally aims to bolster support for the party’s candidates in the upcoming elections.

Special arrangements will be in place to accommodate attendees and provide a seamless experience.

The Dumka airport complex’s readiness is a testament to the thorough preparations made by party officials.

The event promises to be a significant gathering, showcasing the BJP’s commitment to the region.

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