Lucknow: With the selection of assembly, only a few months old, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has shifted his focus on important political conditions Uttar Pradesh.
After visiting Lucknow to attend ‘Azadi @ 75 – New Urban India: Changing the urban landscape conference’ Cum-Expo on October 5, PM is likely to pay two more visits to this state.
While PM will visit Kushinagar on October 20 to inaugurate the international airport, he can also visit his parliamentary constituency, Varanasi, on October 25.
The government’s source said the PM program was being locked, adding that the schedule for the first visit.
Almost final.
According to officials, Kushinagar International Airport will provide encouragement for tourism, especially Buddhist tourism, because Kushinagar is a place where Lord Buddha inhaled the last.
Some Buddhist temples and guest houses have been built around the main temple, also known as MahaparinirVaan sthal.
The first flight to the international airport is likely to arrive from Sri Lanka, which has a large population of Buddhists.
The first flight is likely to bring President Sri Lanka, another delegation and Buddhist pilgrims, said a senior government official.
During his Kushinagar visit, PM would likely put the foundation stone of a medical college.
On October 25, PM is likely to launch the All-India scheme related to health infrastructure from Varanasi.
The program details are still resolved.
The source said the focus of PM in the country will continue even after October because some projects will be ready for the protective inauguration or foundation.
Some of these projects include Purvanchal Expressway, Bundelkhand Expressway and several medical colleges.
In addition to PM, Minister of Houses Amit Shah, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and other senior leaders also tended to visit the country before notification for assemblies issued, the source added.