Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to ignite Hyderabad with his dynamic three-day visit starting this Saturday, embarking on an intense election campaign. Modi’s schedule is jam-packed with six major election meetings and a high-profile road show, signaling a major political stir in the city.

Modi’s Campaign Trail: Rallies and Showdowns

Upon arriving by special flight at Begumpet airport on November 25, Modi will head straight to Kamareddy for his first public address, setting the stage for a face-off with Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao and TPCC president A. Revanth Reddy. The PM’s campaign juggernaut then moves to Maheshwaram, where he’s slated to speak at an outdoor rally, ratcheting up the political temperature.

A Marathon of Electoral Engagements

Modi’s weekend continues with a flurry of activities, including speeches at Toopran and Nirmal on November 26, and a double-header in Mahbubabad and Karimnagar on November 27. Each meeting is meticulously timed, showcasing the Prime Minister’s relentless energy and commitment to the campaign trail.

Hyderabad Road Show: Modi’s Grand Finale

The climax of Modi’s Hyderabad visit will be a grand road show on November 27, expected to draw massive crowds and media attention. This spectacular event will mark the end of his whirlwind tour, after which he returns to Delhi.

Modi’s Strategic Stops: From HAL to Tirupati

Adding to the campaign frenzy, Modi will also visit Bengaluru-based Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) and review Tejas jets, a major draw for international interest. His schedule includes a spiritual stop at the Sri Venkateswara temple in Tirupati, before diving back into the electoral fray in Hyderabad.

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