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Modi shares election rally stage with Bihar CM Nitish Kumar after a decade
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Modi shares election rally stage with Bihar CM Nitish Kumar after a decade

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 03 Mar 2019, 07:52 am

Patna, Mar 3 (UNI/IBNS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a stage with Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar for the first time in a decade at an election rally at Gandhi Maidan here today.

Modi, soon after his arrival at Patna Airport, drove straight to Gandhi Maidan, the venue of NDA rally.

Bihar Governor Lalji Tandon, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, his deputy Sushil Kumar Modi and a number of leaders of BJP were present at Patna Airport to welcome the Prime Minister.

Prime Minister is sharing dais with Kumar, Union Minister and LJP president Ramvilas Paswan besides other senior leaders of NDA at historic Gandhi Maidan for addressing the massive public gathering.

This is Modi's second visit to the state in a fortnight. He was last here on February 17 when he visited Begusarai to inaugurate and launch projects.

After addressing the rally, he will leave for a meeting at Amethi, the constituency of Congress president Rahul Gandhi.

 

 

 

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