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Ram Madhav Preps Tamil Nadu BJP for Modi’s Chennai Visit on Oct 11
✍️ Lotus Times | Madurai
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 04:01 AM
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BJP national spokesperson Ram Madhav spent two hours briefing Tamil Nadu party workers ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit to Chennai on October 11.
Ram Madhav, the national spokesperson of the Bharatiya Janata Party, addressed a gathering of Tamil Nadu BJP cadres for a two‑hour session on the eve of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s planned visit to Chennai on October 11. The briefing covered the logistics of the upcoming Metro Rail inauguration, where Modi is expected to meet Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, and highlighted the political significance of the event for the party in the southern state.
Madhav urged the state unit to intensify outreach ahead of the visit, emphasizing the need to showcase the central government's development projects and to mobilise supporters for a smooth security and crowd‑management operation. He also reminded members of the party’s broader agenda in Tamil Nadu, linking the Metro Rail opening to the BJP’s promise of infrastructure growth.
The session concluded with Madhav calling for disciplined coordination among local volunteers, police, and municipal authorities to ensure that the high‑profile meeting proceeds without disruptions. Party officials said the briefing will be followed by a series of ground‑level activities in the days leading up to the Prime Minister’s arrival.
Madhav urged the state unit to intensify outreach ahead of the visit, emphasizing the need to showcase the central government's development projects and to mobilise supporters for a smooth security and crowd‑management operation. He also reminded members of the party’s broader agenda in Tamil Nadu, linking the Metro Rail opening to the BJP’s promise of infrastructure growth.
The session concluded with Madhav calling for disciplined coordination among local volunteers, police, and municipal authorities to ensure that the high‑profile meeting proceeds without disruptions. Party officials said the briefing will be followed by a series of ground‑level activities in the days leading up to the Prime Minister’s arrival.