PM Modi, Amit Shah to lead BJP's campaign in UP ahead of 2027 polls
India Today · Ashish Srivastava, Kumar Abhishek ·
The BJP has chalked out an initial plan under which PM Modi will address election rallies in every divisional headquarters across Uttar Pradesh The party intends to organise these rallies at the divisional level to reach voters across different regions and take its campaign to all parts of the state
The BJP has chalked out an initial plan under which PM Modi will address election rallies in every divisional headquarters across Uttar Pradesh. The party intends to organise these rallies at the divisional level to reach voters across different regions and take its campaign to all parts of the state.
The BJP has drawn up an extensive campaign strategy for the 2027 Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections, putting Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Home Minister Amit Shah at the forefront of its electoral preparations. While PM Modi is expected to address rallies in every divisional headquarters across the state, Shah will focus on region-wise meetings and booth-level conferences to interact with party workers and strengthen the organisation on the ground.
The party is also preparing to deploy its other senior leaders across Uttar Pradesh through a series of large-scale padayatras from November 3. The marches will be organised in all six organisational regions under the 'Loktantra Bachao, Arajakta Hatao' (Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy) campaign.
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