Ahead of the Karnataka elections, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit Bengaluru on Thursday, February 23. According to BJP sources, the home minister will on Thursday participate in ‘Vijay Sankalp Samavesh’ in Karnataka’s Bellary before addressing an interactive session on “Indian Polity 65 years Scenario and Paradigm Shift Under Modi” in Bengaluru, reports PTI.
Shah will also hold a brief meeting with the party leaders here to discuss the election strategy, sources told PTI.
According to reports, Shah will reach Bengaluru on Thursday after visiting Sandur in Ballari, and will hold a meeting with BJP leaders of Karnataka at the Taj West End hotel near Race Course Road.
Shah’s visit to Karnataka will be the second in a span of 12 days. He had earlier visited Dakshina Kannada district on February 11, where he had addressed a public meeting.
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After his Karnataka tour, Shah is scheduled to visit Madhya Pradesh on February 24 where he will offer prayers at Maa Sharda Shaktipeeth temple in Satna, address a congregation of Kol tribals and inaugurate a medical college in the town.
Check traffic restrictions: These routes to be affected
- Lalbagh Road
- Minerva Road
- JC Road
- NR Chowk
- Mysuru Bank Circle
- Palace Road
- CID Junction
- Basaveshwara Junction
- Ali Asker Road
- Infantry Road
- Coffee Board Junction (BR Road)
- Manipal Junction
- MG Road
- Trinity Circle
- Command Hospital
- Domlur Water Tank
- Indiranagar 100 feet Road
- ISRO Junction
- HAL and Airport Road Ballari Road
- Mekhri Circle
- Kaveri Theatre junction
- Race Course Road
- Taj West End
- Town Hall
