PM Modi: PM Modi’s review meeting on Corona tomorrow; Bengal campaign tour canceled

New Delhi: The coronavirus india is getting worse day by day in the country. Against this backdrop, an important meeting of Prime Minister Modi is taking place tomorrow. As a result, Prime Minister Modi has canceled his campaign tour for the West Bengal Assembly elections tomorrow. Prime Minister Modi has given this information by tweeting. It is said that he will now communicate through video conferencing at the place where Prime Minister Modi was going to hold a campaign rally.

Prime Minister Modi has given information by tweeting. A high-level meeting is being held tomorrow to review the corona situation in the country. I will attend this meeting. Modi will not be able to campaign in West Bengal because of this, Modi said in a tweet.

Meetings of all senior BJP leaders in West Bengal have been canceled after Prime Minister Modi canceled his visit to West Bengal due to Corona’s condition. Prime Minister Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP President J.P. Nadda’s campaign rallies have been canceled. The BJP had earlier said that there would be meetings attended by 500 people. Meetings will now be held only by local leaders at the district level, if required. The BJP has taken this decision because of the second wave of Corona.

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Prime Minister Modi had four campaign rallies in West Bengal tomorrow, not one or two. All these campaigns have been canceled. Union Home Minister Amit Shah also canceled two of his three meetings today. After holding the first meeting today, he decided to return to Delhi.

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This is the first time in West Bengal that Prime Minister Modi’s campaign rally has been canceled. The second wave of corona is underway in the country. Meetings of Prime Minister Modi and other BJP leaders and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee are crowded. This threatens to increase the prevalence of corona in West Bengal.

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