Hoardings in Varanasi urge unopposed election for PM Modi

In anticipation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Varanasi, hoardings ('People of Kashi request, Modi ji unopposed this time') plastered along his route call for his unopposed election, highlighting the transformative development witnessed under his stewardship. The hoardings, erected by Akhil Bharatiya Manishi Parishad, underscore Modi's remarkable victory margins in the past elections, reflecting the people's fervent support for his continued leadership. As enthusiasm builds for Modi's potential third term candidacy, the BJP aims to secure victories at every booth, reflecting a resounding endorsement of his development agenda.

The initiative, backed by 40 members of the Council from across the country, aims to elevate India's stature not just in Kashi but globally, by reaffirming Modi's unparalleled contributions to the nation's progress. While the call for an unopposed election sparks debate, it symbolizes the erasure of caste and religious divisions in Varanasi, with erstwhile opponents like Shalini Yadav and Dr. Rajesh Mishra embracing the BJP. As the city buzzes with anticipation, the hoardings prompt reflection on Modi's legacy and the transformative impact of his leadership on Varanasi and beyond.