PM Modi to Address Public Rally in Alipurduar on May 29 Following Operation Sindoor. PM Modi is about to hold a public rally in Alipurduar, Bengal, on May 29. This public rally will be his first public rally after Operation Sindoor. You must have heard about Operation Sindoor, which happened between the wars of India and Pakistan. If you haven’t heard about it, you will know by the end of this article. To know more about the topic “PM Modi to Address Public Rally in Alipurduar on May 29 Following Operation Sindoor,” read the complete article.
PM Modi to Address Public Rally in Alipurduar on May 29 Following Operation Sindoor
PM Narendra Modi is probably going to address a public rally in Alipurduar, Bengal, on May 29. The netas or ministers, of the Bengal BJP have stated that they may participate in an official event at the Hasimara airbase. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) Lok Sabha member from the Alipurduar constituency in West Bengal, Manoj Tigga, told media persons on Tuesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be holding a public meeting in Alipurduar on May 29. The last time Prime Minister Modi visited West Bengal, as well as Alipurduar, was before the Lok Sabha elections last year.
Political circles consider this visit of the PM to be significant before the 26th elections. Nabana officials had received this information about the visit of the PM but were awaiting the complete details from Delhi to finally announce this news. Alipurduar BJP MP Manoj Tigga said, “The PM is likely to hold a public meeting at the Parade Ground in Alipurduar on May 29. This could be his first rally since Operation Sindoor. He is supposed to hold an administrative meeting as well. Manoj Tigya and some other ministers went to visit the field where the public meeting will be held to check it.
Operation Sindoor
On 22 April 2025, some Pakistani terrorists belonging to the Lashkar-e-Taiba carried out a huge attack on the Phalgam district of Jammu and Kashmir, where they killed 26 people, including one national of Nepal. This started a war between India and Pakistan. The attack was driven by the goal of undermining the normalcy returning to Jammu and Kashmir. After the attack, the government of India responded with a set of initial measures relating to our engagement with Pakistan.
The Indian military launched multiple missile attacks targeting sites in pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir in an attack called Operation Sindoor. According to Lieutenant Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry, director general of Pakistan’s military’s Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) media wing, at least 31 Pakistanis have been killed in the six targeted cities. India claims it struck nine sites.
An armed group called The Resistance Front (TRF), which demands independence for Kashmir, claimed responsibility for the Pahalgam attack. India claims that the TRF is an offshoot of the Pakistan-based armed group, the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). Islamabad has denied its involvement in the Pahalgam attack and has asked for a neutral investigation into the incident.
Reason for Visit
The BJP is trying to test its strength in North Bengal before the 26th elections. And the success of Operation Sindoor is going to be the BJP’s tool in this. Meanwhile, Ghasful has snatched the seat won by the BJP in the Madarihat assembly by-election a few days ago. In the meantime, John Barla, known as the skilled organizer of the BJP in North Bengal, has changed sides and joined the Trinamool. In this atmosphere, the Prime Minister’s meeting in Alipurduar is considered to be quite significant.
Examination of the Field by MP Manoj Tigga
Before the official announcement of the visit to Alipurduar on Tuesday afternoon, Tigga, along with a group of local BJP leaders, examined the parade ground. This created confusion. But everything got clear after MP Manoj Tigga clarified the entire matter and told them everything. He said, “The Prime Minister will hold a public rally in North Bengal on May 29 to honor the army after the success of Operation Sindoor. That is why we came to see the field. We have investigated all the places where the stage can be set up.” Following the Operation Sindoor campaign, Manoj stated that the prime minister is holding public meetings across the nation. As part of that program, he will hold a meeting in Alipurduar, North Bengal.
