A hoarding at the main crossing of Jhansi has become the talk of the town. It carries a picture of Narendra Modi with a message “Main aa raha hun (I am coming)”. This innovative billboard is the announcement of BJP Prime Ministerial candidate’s public meeting in Bundelkhand city on October 25.
“As Modi is communicative during his speech so is his hoarding. He is making an announcement “Main aa raha hun” and then asks “aap aayenge na” (will you come!)”, BJP spokesman Vijay Bahadur Pathak said.
He said this Narendra Modi hoarding has aroused interest of people in Jhansi and has already become the talk of the town as many of them coming there just to see the hoarding has Narendra Modi’s picture and a countdown watch saying how many days, hours and minutes left for the rally.
The hoarding put up by one Ravi Sharma shows the confidence Modi’s Kanpur rally has given to the BJP workers. They are all geared up for another show of strength when party workers from seven Bundelkhand districts would be expected to come down to GIC Grounds to listen to Modi
Senior party leaders have started a series of meetings to make Modi’s this rally another success. This region has only three BJP legislators. The list includes Uma Bharati who won election from Charkhari in 2012 Assembly polls. She missed the Kanpur rally but is expected to share dais with Modi in Jhansi.
“The massive crowd in Kanpur has thrown a big challenge for us. Now, we will have to make Jhansi rally bigger and better than Kanpur. It would not be difficult as there is Modi wave all round the country. Not only party workers even the common man on the streets want to come and listen to Modi. This is a very big success for us as BJP has been able to connect with the aam aadmi on the street,” BJP State president lakshmi Kant Bajpai said.He however refuses to give the number. “It would be big. Even bigger than Kanpur rally,” he said.