Thousands of enthusiastic BJP supporters have packed the Doda Stadium in Jammu and Kashmir, eagerly awaiting Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s address. The stadium, with a 50,000-capacity, is nearly full, with more attendees expected to arrive.
This rally is one of the largest seen in the region in recent years, surpassing even Indira Gandhi’s 1982 visit. Devotees have traveled from Tatri, Mala, Bhaderwah, Godu, and Kishtwar since early morning to catch a glimpse of the Prime Minister.
Women are also present in large numbers, showcasing their support.
The atmosphere is electric, with chants and cheers filling the stadium as supporters eagerly await PM Modi’s arrival. Many have been present since 6 a.m., demonstrating their dedication.
Local BJP leaders hail this rally as a historic moment for the region. “The Prime Minister’s visit is an honor for Doda’s people, and the turnout reflects their love and support for PM Modi,” said a senior party leader.
