PM Modi holds roadshow in Puducherry, seeks support for AINRC-BJP ahead of polls

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a roadshow in Puducherry on Friday, campaigning for the AINRC-BJP alliance ahead of the April 9 territorial Assembly elections (Source: Photo by PTI)

The roadshow began at the Ajanta signal point and proceeded towards the Kamarajar statue near Raja Theatre, covering a distance of less than 2 km and taking nearly an hour to conclude (Source: Photo by PTI)

Modi was accompanied by N. Rangasamy, founder of the All India N.R. Congress, and A. Namassivayam during the roadshow (Source: Photo by PTI)

On his arrival, the Prime Minister received a rousing welcome from party workers, with chants of ‘Bharat Mata Ki Jai’ and ‘Jai Shri Ram’ echoing through the streets (Source: Photo by PTI)

As the campaign vehicle moved slowly along the route, Modi waved at supporters while people showered flowers, reflecting strong turnout and enthusiasm among the crowd (Source: Photo by PTI)

Flags of the BJP-AINRC alliance were seen across the city, particularly along SV Patel Road up to the Anna Salai–Kamarajar Salai junction, where the roadshow concluded (Source: Photo by PTI)

Cultural performances and traditional dance programmes were held along the route, adding colour to the campaign event, while police deployed elaborate security arrangements for the Prime Minister’s visit (Source: Photo by PTI)

The roadshow was held as part of the NDA’s campaign push, with the AINRC and BJP contesting 16 and 10 seats respectively, while allies AIADMK and Latchiya Jananayaga Katchi were allotted two seats each in the upcoming Assembly elections (Source: Photo by PTI)