Pune Prepares for PM Modi’s ‘Maha Vijay Sankalp Sabha’: Massive Rally Anticipated with Stringent Police Presence
Pune Prepares for PM Modi's 'Maha Vijay Sankalp Sabha': Massive Rally Anticipated with Stringent Police Presence
Pune: In a bid to galvanize support for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in Pune, Shirur, Baramati and Maval constituencies, a grand campaign event has been scheduled to take place on April 29 at Race Course Ground, Wanwadi, at 5:30 PM.
State Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Vice President Rajesh Pandey announced that the event titled Maha Vijay Sankalp Sabha will witness the participation of over two lakh workers from the Mahayuti alliance.
Prominent leaders from various political parties, including BJP City President Dheeraj Ghate, Shiv Sena City Chief Pramod alias Nana Bhangire, Shiv Sena Communications Chief Sanjay Bhosale, MNS President Sainath Babar, RPI President Sanjay Sonawane, Pune Lok Sabha Incharge Srinath Bhimale, Grand Alliance Coordinator Sandeep Khardekar, and Rajendra Shilimkar, among others, were present at the announcement.
Rajesh Pandey highlighted that the gathering holds significance as it marks Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Pune after several years. The Maha Vijay Sankalp Sabha aims to rally support for all four candidates representing the Mahayuti alliance through a massive congregation of workers. Spanning across 128 acres, the event is expected to draw a crowd of two lakh citizens.
Preparations for the meeting have been initiated by various political parties, including BJP, NCP, Ajit Pawar group, Shiv Sena Shinde group, MNS, and RPI, among others. Activists from 21 assembly constituencies are anticipated to participate in the event, underscoring its significance in the electoral landscape.
The event is set to witness the presence of Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, Ajit Pawar, Minister Chandrakant Patil, Legislative Council Deputy Speaker Neelam Gorhe, MNS Youth Leader Amit Thackeray, and around three thousand VIPs. To accommodate the massive turnout, eight parking lots have been designated, and workers will receive Google map links for parking allocation.
In adherence to security protocols, all doors will be closed before the arrival of Prime Minister Modi, necessitating attendees to arrive by 4:30 PM.
To ensure convenience, water facilities will be provided within the ground, and LEDs will be installed at 22 locations to facilitate visibility during the event. Pandey urged citizens and activists to cooperate with the arrangements and participate in the Sabha to demonstrate their support for the Mahayuti alliance.
