PM Modi visits Puri's Jagannath temple and leads a roadshow as part of his trip.

On a bright Monday morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the famous Jagannath temple in Puri to offer his prayers. As a gesture of support for the BJP candidates, he also led a lively roadshow in the city.

The roadshow began at Marichkote square and ended at Medical square on Grand Road in Puri. Accompanied by the state BJP president Manmohan Samal, the party's MP candidate Sambit Patra, and Puri MLA nominee Jayanta Sarangi, the Prime Minister was warmly welcomed by thousands of people who lined up on both sides of the barricaded stretch. With enthusiasm and excitement, they waved at him and proudly displayed the lotus symbol, the party's emblem.

To ensure the safety of everyone, elaborate security arrangements were put in place for the roadshow. The police were on high alert and closely monitored the event.

After the roadshow, the Prime Minister departed for Angul in a helicopter, where he is scheduled to address a public meeting. From there, he will make his way to Cuttack for another election rally. The second phase of polling for five Lok Sabha constituencies and 35 assembly seats in Odisha was underway, and the security was tight as a precautionary measure.

The people of Puri were thrilled to have the Prime Minister amidst them, and the roadshow was a grand success. It was a sight to behold, with the vibrant energy and support from the locals. The excitement and anticipation for the upcoming elections were palpable, and the Prime Minister's presence only added to the fervor.

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