PM Narendra Modi skips Public address in Rajasthan amid 10 PM Loudspeaker Norms

Promised, he would come again in Sirohi


On Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not address a rally in the Abu Road area of Rajasthan's Sirohi as he reached the venue late and said he has to obey loudspeaker rules and regulations.


He apologised before the gathering for not being able to address and promised that he will come again in Sirohi.


According to the statement given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, I got late in reaching. It is 10 pm. My conscience says that I should follow the rules and regulations. So, I apologise before you," Modi said speaking without a mic and loudspeaker.


Further said, "But, I want to promise you that I will come here again and will repay with interest the love and affection that you have given me," he said.


PM Modi then chanted the "Bharat Mata ki Jai" slogan, which was repeated by people. Earlier, PM Modi was welcomed by state BJP president Satish Poonia, former CM Vasundhara Raje, Union minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Leader of Opposition in the state Assembly Gulab Chand Kataria and his deputy Rajendra Rathore.


The rally was planned to give a message and to boost the morale of party workers in southern Rajasthan, which shares a border with the poll-bound Gujarat. The Assembly elections in the Congress-ruled Rajasthan are also due later next year.

 

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