PM Modi set to file nomination from Varanasi on May 14 ahead of UP elections

• PM Modi to file nomination from Varanasi on May 14th, marking his third consecutive bid from the sacred city
• Ahead of nomination filing, Modi plans to visit Ayodhya on May 5th for prayers at the Ram Temple and a grand procession
• Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurates Prime Minister's election office in Varanasi, emphasizing BJP's commitment to victory

Prime Minister Narendra Modi gears up for his third consecutive bid from the Varanasi Lok Sabha seat in the upcoming Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha Elections 2024. Having won the seat in both 2014 and 2019, Modi solidified his stature in the region, securing victory by a significant margin in the previous elections. With plans to file his nomination on May 14th, Tuesday, Modi's campaign gains momentum as he embarks on a visit to Varanasi on May 13th, conducting a massive roadshow to rally support.

Ahead of his nomination filing, Modi schedules a visit to Ayodhya on May 5th, where he will participate in prayers at the Ram Temple and lead a grand procession through the city. This marks Modi's inaugural visit to Ayodhya post the 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony held on January 22nd, symbolizing the consecration of Ram Lalla. Amidst the anticipation surrounding Modi's candidacy, Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently inaugurated the Prime Minister's election office in Varanasi, underscoring the BJP's commitment to securing victory and advancing the agenda of development.