Marandi urges Jamshedpur to turn out in large numbers for PM Modi’s visit  

Jamshedpur: Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has completed its preparations for the grand welcome of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is set to arrive in Jamshedpur for a road show and public meeting at Gopal Maidan on Sunday

BJP State President and former Chief Minister Babulal Marandi held a press conference on Saturday to brief the media about the arrangements and took the opportunity to urge youths of the city to come down to Gopal Maidan and welcome PM.

Babulal Marandi urged the people of Jamshedpur to attend the public meeting in large numbers. “We are expecting a historic turnout, with lakhs of people coming from different parts of Jamshedpur to witness this momentous occasion,” Marandi said. He emphasized that the road show would be a grand display of Jharkhand’s diverse culture, calling it a “miniature India” that reflects the unity of different castes, religions, and communities.

During the press conference, Marandi also took aim at the state’s Chief Minister, Hemant Soren. He accused Soren of failing to fulfill his election promises, such as providing financial aid to women, employment to youth, and pension for the elderly. Marandi alleged that most of these promises have either been abandoned or were poorly implemented.