Modi and Shah may campaign in Odisha again.

It has been reported that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will soon be visiting the state of Odisha on May 29. This visit is seen as a final push by the BJP to boost their election campaign in the state, according to sources within the party.

During his visit, Modi is expected to address two election rallies in the Balasore and Kendrapada Parliamentary constituencies, as confirmed by BJP's election in-charge for Odisha, Vijay Pal Singh Tomar. This will be his fourth visit to the state in the past month, a clear indication of the party's determination to secure a strong foothold in the upcoming elections.

The Prime Minister's previous visits to Odisha on May 6, 10, and 19 were marked by a series of seven election rallies and two road shows in Bhubaneswar and Puri. With his upcoming visit, Modi is once again making his presence felt in the state as the elections draw closer.

In addition to Modi's visit, Union Home Minister Amit Shah is also scheduled to visit Odisha on May 25, where he will be addressing election rallies in Baripada, Chandbali, Korei, and Nimapara. The state's Lok Sabha and Assembly elections are being conducted in four phases, with the first two rounds already taking place on May 13 and 20. The remaining two phases are scheduled for May 25 and June 1, with the final vote counting set for June 4.

The BJP's efforts to secure a strong position in Odisha are evident with the back-to-back visits by their top leaders. As the election campaign intensifies, all eyes will be on the upcoming rallies and speeches of Modi and Shah, as they try to sway the voters in their favor.

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