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Haryana CM Saini Announces Month-Long Modi Outreach Tour Across State
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 01:03 PM
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The Saini-led Haryana government has scheduled a month-long outreach tour by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, covering multiple districts across the state.
The administration of Chief Minister Manohar Lal Saini has outlined a month‑long outreach programme that will see Prime Minister Narendra Modi travel across Haryana. The schedule, announced by the state government, aims to bring the Prime Minister directly to citizens in a series of public meetings and events.
According to the plan, the tour will span roughly four weeks and will rotate through several districts, allowing residents to interact with the Prime Minister and learn about central government schemes. Officials say the initiative is intended to strengthen the connection between the central leadership and the people of Haryana.
State officials have indicated that logistical arrangements are underway, with local authorities coordinating venues, security and crowd management. The outreach blitz is expected to highlight development projects and welfare programmes that are relevant to the state's agrarian and industrial sectors.
The government has not released a detailed itinerary, but it confirmed that the tour will commence in the coming weeks and will be publicised through official channels as dates and locations are finalised.
According to the plan, the tour will span roughly four weeks and will rotate through several districts, allowing residents to interact with the Prime Minister and learn about central government schemes. Officials say the initiative is intended to strengthen the connection between the central leadership and the people of Haryana.
State officials have indicated that logistical arrangements are underway, with local authorities coordinating venues, security and crowd management. The outreach blitz is expected to highlight development projects and welfare programmes that are relevant to the state's agrarian and industrial sectors.
The government has not released a detailed itinerary, but it confirmed that the tour will commence in the coming weeks and will be publicised through official channels as dates and locations are finalised.