Modi to address five rallies in AP today

May 01, 2014 11:30

BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi will address five back-to-back Bharat Vijay rallies in Andhra Pradesh on Thursday.

Modi will first address a rally at BJ College Ground in Madanapalli then at AC Stadium in Nellore, at Bhashya School Ground in Guntur and Open Ground, Vil-Pedameera Bhimavaram.

Later in the evening today, the Gujarat chief minister will hold a rally at Indirapriyadarshini Municipal Stadium in Visakhapatnam.

According to reports, Modi will visit famous Tirupati mandir in the morning for darshan before starting his day-long campaign tour in the state.

25 Lok Sabha seats of Andhra Pradesh will go to poll on 7 May 2014 which is the next phase of polling involving over all 64 seats including 25 in Andhra, 15 in Uttar Pradesh, 7 in Bihar, West Bengal 6, Uttarakhand 5, Himachal Pradesh 4 and Jammu and Kashmir 2.

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