PM Modi to visit Bihar on November 21

Patna: Preparations by the state government and district administration have intensified for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's proposed visit to Bihar on November 21. In this regard, Deputy Chief Minister Bijnar Prasad Yado reached Jaffar Patti in Raja Pakar block of Vaishali district on Friday to take a detailed review of the ongoing preparations at the venue. During this visit, the Prime Minister will inaugurate the Kachi Dargah-Bidupur six-lane Nitish Setu and take a short walk on the bridge. He is then scheduled to reach Jaffar Patti via road, where he is likely to address a large public gathering.

The Deputy Chief Minister obtained point-wise information from Vaishali District Magistrate Warsha Singh regarding the preparations for the programme. He reviewed the stage being built at the rally ground, seating arrangements for the public, vehicle parking, and other necessary facilities. He directed officers that there should be no compromise in the matter of the Prime Minister's protection and security, and all arrangements should be completed as per the prescribed protocol. He also instructed to give special attention to the convenience of the general public.

The District Magistrate informed the Deputy Chief Minister that arrangements are being made to seat approximately one lakh people at the programme. State BJP President Sanjay Sarangi, State JD(U) President Aamir Singh Kushwaha, MLAs Mahendra Ram, Rajesh Ram, and Poon Jaiswal, along with several other leaders, were present. The Deputy Chief Minister inquired about the current status of the work from the concerned officers and directed that all arrangements be completed on time.

In view of the Prime Minister's visit, Chief Secretary Prateek Amrit also reached Jaffar Patti with senior officers of the state government to review the preparations. The administration has been directed to identify appropriate routes for people coming from various districts including Patna, Chhapra, Muzaffarpur, Samastipur, and Vaishali, and to publicise these routes so that the public does not face difficulty in reaching the venue of the programme.

On the other hand, State BJP President Sanjay Sarangi also reviewed the preparations being made by the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Bihar is an important opportunity for the state. Under his leadership, Bihar is moving forward in the direction of development and expansion of basic facilities. There is considerable enthusiasm among BJP workers and youth regarding the Prime Minister's programme.

State Yuva Morcha President Jitendra Singh and other officials were present at the meeting held in this regard.

Modi to reach Patna by special plane, then likely to go to Raghopur by helicopter

According to officers, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will reach Patna Airport by special plane. From there, he will land at the helipad prepared in Raghopur by helicopter. He will then officially inaugurate the Kachi Dargah-Bidupur six-lane Nitish Setu and take a short walk on the bridge.

After the inauguration ceremony, the Prime Minister is likely to go to Jaffar Patti via road. Activities have also intensified among the NDA's allied parties regarding this visit. Meanwhile, it is being indicated that Chief Minister Smriti Irani is also likely to reach Jaffar Patti on November 18 to review the preparations.