Lucknow: When PM Narendra Modi laid the foundation of the ambitious 594km-long Ganga toll road from Shahjahanpur on Saturday, he has passed almost six regions of the Uttar Pradesh organization to drive BJP leading projects.
And he finished the cycle even when four more visits were scheduled in the next 10 days.
Experts show Shahjahanpur, from where PM launched the longest express project in the country, came under the BJP Braj Organization region consisting of 36 assembly seats.
Likewise, the inauguration of the Jewar airport in Gautam Buddh Nagar by Modi on November 25 covers the western region consisting of 71 assembly seats, where BJP feels the heat of the riot of farmers who are now revoked.
This soon followed by the Minister of Home Union Amit Shah put the foundation for the University of Maa Shakumbhari Devi in ​​the assembly assembly assembly at 2.
December on November 16, PM chose to distinguish Purvanchal toll roads from Sultanpur, which fell in the Gorakhpur organization area, consisting of 62 assembly seats .
In fact, Modi specifically visited Gorakhpur, the political backyard of CM Yogi Aditentalath, to inaugurate AIIM and fertilizer factories that were revived on December 7 in what BJP was offered to put mod to the front line to increase politically polls.
A week later, on December 14, PM Modi inaugurated the first phase of Kashi Vishwanath Dham Corridor, turned on the BJP Hindutva pitch in the Kashi organization region consisting of 71 assembly seats.
Development also saw the spotlight shifting to Ayodhya – Hindutva Key nerve center – visited by BJP President JP Nadda and CMS from 11 countries ruled by BJP to offer prayers at Ramjanmabhoomi.
Similarly, Modi’s visit to Balrampur on December 11 to inaugurated the Sartu Channel project marked the BJP effort to increase its campaign in the Awadh region consisting of 82 assembly seats.
On November 19, PM visited Mahoba in the Bundelkhand organization area consisting of 19 assembly chairs to inaugurate a number of major irrigation projects, including the Arjun Sahayak channel.
His visit to Bundelkhand coincided with the announcement to cancel three controversial agricultural laws and then launched an attack on opposition that accused them of encouraging farmers in pleasure to strengthen their foundation.
Experts say, touch all organizational areas to coincide with BJP launched their flagship Jan Vishwas Yatra by BJP senior leaders from six regions on Sunday.
The BJP leader and party secretary, Chandra Mohan, said PM Modi was the leader of the BJP Machine Double Government.
“He must have touched every region of the organization to set a tone for the party election campaign,” he said.