Modi expected to campaign at three places in TN

April 10, 2014 03:50 pm | Updated November 27, 2021 06:55 pm IST - Coimbatore

Narendra Modi would most probably campaign at Chennai, Virudhunagar and Salem. Photo: PTI

Narendra Modi would most probably campaign at Chennai, Virudhunagar and Salem. Photo: PTI

BJP’s Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi is expected to campaign at three places in Tamil Nadu for the April 24 parliamentary polls.

Mr. Modi would most probably campaign at Chennai, Virudhunagar and Salem as the BJP leadership is yet to finalise his itinerary in the state, party sources said.

BJP’s alliance partners like MDMK and DMDK are also putting pressure on the party to allow Mr. Modi to visit their key constituencies, they said.

MDMK General Secretary Mr. Vaiko is contesting from Virudhunagar and DMDK Chief Vijayakanth’s brother-in-law Sudhish is testing his electoral fortunes from Salem.

Senior BJP leaders like L. K. Advani, Nitin Gadkari and Venkaiah Naidu are scheduled to campaign for the party’s national executive member and South Chennai candidate L. Ganesan. The State unit wants Mr. Modi to address a rally in Chennai, the sources said.

BJP’s candidate from Coimbatore and former state unit president C. P. Radhakrishnan is trying to urge the party leadership to bring Mr. Modi for campaigning to the city, they said.

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