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IN PHOTOS: PM Modi addresses rally in UP's Barabanki

Updated On: 17 May, 2024 11:07 PM IST | Tanishka Desai

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday addressed a massive rally in Uttar Pradesh's Barabanki. Pics/PTI

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing people in Barabanki. Pics/PTI
Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing people in Barabanki. Pics/PTI
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Some attendees at the rally were seen dressed up as Ram Leela Characters to greet the Prime Minister in Barabanki

Some attendees at the rally were seen dressed up as Ram Leela Characters to greet the Prime Minister in Barabanki

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A supporter was seen with a sketch of PM Modi at the rally

A supporter was seen with a sketch of PM Modi at the rally

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"June 4 is not far. Today, the whole country and the world know that the Modi government is going to score a hat-trick" PM Modi said

"June 4 is not far. Today, the whole country and the world know that the Modi government is going to score a hat-trick" PM Modi said

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Invoking Lord Ram, the prime minister said, "Beyond Ram's work ('Ram kaaj'), now it is time for national work ('rashtra kaaj'). The inspiration for Ram's work is national work. I am asking you for 400 'paar' to protect your rights"

Invoking Lord Ram, the prime minister said, "Beyond Ram's work ('Ram kaaj'), now it is time for national work ('rashtra kaaj'). The inspiration for Ram's work is national work. I am asking you for 400 'paar' to protect your rights"

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds a trident during a public meeting for Lok Sabha elections 2024

Prime Minister Narendra Modi holds a trident during a public meeting for Lok Sabha elections 2024

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