MSG 2.0: Modi's Melbourne public address event oversubscribed

November 14, 2014 13:05

"This event is oversubscribed!

Thank you for your continued support and patronage. Tickets for organization members are coming, respective Organization Leaders will be in touch with you regarding ticket distributions soon.

For lottery winners, location details for the "Pmvisit Ticket Distribution Centres' will be posted here very shortly. If you have been allocated ticket(s) and have changed plans, please cancel ticket(s) at www.pmvisit.org.au/cancel
Thank you."

That's the message on the website PM Modi's visit to Melbourne. Modi is expected to hold a public address on November 17 for which over 150,000 attendees have already registered. Modi's public address in Sydney is expected to be similar to his New York visit in September, where he was greeted like a rock star as he addressed a sellout crowd of several thousand members of Indian diaspora at the Madison Square Garden.

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