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Amit Shah's Mega Rally in Jalandhar: 60-Acre Marquee, 2 Lakh Crowd; BJP's Anti-Drug Declaration in Punjab.
- •Union Home Minister Amit Shah will address a massive rally in Jalandhar on September 30, concluding BJP's 'Drug-Free Punjab' campaign.
- •A grand marquee and parking have been set up over 60 acres in Paragpur village for the rally, expecting around 2 lakh attendees.
- •The 'Drug-Free Punjab' campaign, launched on September 18 from four corners, covered 4000 km across 117 assembly constituencies.
- •Before the rally, Amit Shah will visit the famous Shaktipeeth Shri Devi Talab Temple, with strict security measures in place.
- •BJP aims to make this its biggest rally ever in Punjab, with victim families of drug abuse also participating.
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Union Home Minister Amit Shah is scheduled to arrive in Jalandhar on September 30 to address a massive rally concluding the BJP's 'Drug-Free Punjab' campaign. Held in Paragpur village along the Amritsar-Delhi Highway, the rally features a 60-acre setup, which includes a grand 45-acre marquee and a 15-acre parking area, with expectations of drawing a crowd of 2 lakh people supported by over 2,000 arranged buses.
Launched on September 18 from four distinct corners of Punjab—Pathankot, Fatehgarh Sahib, Talwandi Sabo, and Fazilka—the campaign journeys traversed all 117 assembly constituencies and covered a long distance of approximately 4,000 kilometers before converging in Jalandhar for the September 30 conclusion.
Before proceeding directly to the rally site by helicopter, Amit Shah will visit the famous Shaktipeeth Shri Devi Talab Temple in Jalandhar around 12:30 PM to seek blessings, with extensive security and special helipads deployed by the administration.
