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PM Narendra Modi to Hold Public Rally in Bihar on Nov 21
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 09:01 PM
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to Bihar on November 21 and address a public rally, as announced by the BJP-JDU alliance.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Bihar on November 21, marking a high‑profile outreach as the state celebrates one year of the NDA government. The trip was confirmed by the BJP‑JDU alliance, which highlighted the significance of the visit for both the central leadership and the state administration.
While the exact venue for the public rally has not been disclosed, officials said the event will be organized in a location that allows maximum participation from local supporters and party cadres. Security arrangements are being coordinated between the central and state police forces to ensure a smooth gathering.
During a briefing, the BJP‑JDU alliance also recapped the outcomes of a recent NDA meeting, emphasizing the coalition’s continued focus on development projects in Bihar. The leaders reiterated their commitment to delivering promised schemes ahead of the upcoming electoral cycle.
The visit is expected to draw large crowds, with party workers mobilising volunteers across the state to facilitate logistics and crowd management. Authorities have urged citizens to cooperate with security personnel and follow traffic directives on the day of the rally.
While the exact venue for the public rally has not been disclosed, officials said the event will be organized in a location that allows maximum participation from local supporters and party cadres. Security arrangements are being coordinated between the central and state police forces to ensure a smooth gathering.
During a briefing, the BJP‑JDU alliance also recapped the outcomes of a recent NDA meeting, emphasizing the coalition’s continued focus on development projects in Bihar. The leaders reiterated their commitment to delivering promised schemes ahead of the upcoming electoral cycle.
The visit is expected to draw large crowds, with party workers mobilising volunteers across the state to facilitate logistics and crowd management. Authorities have urged citizens to cooperate with security personnel and follow traffic directives on the day of the rally.