NEW DELHI: Ahead of the summer's parliamentary elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will, just as he did in 2019, travel around the country, inaugurating or launching infrastructure projects, and speaking about his government's development and welfare record, people familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
It may be premature to draw any conclusions from this, but, if the PM's speech in the Lok Sabha on Monday and his comments during his visit to Goa on Tuesday are any indication, governance could well get precedence over the Ram Temple in the party's election campaign.
The PM's travels actually began over the weekend, with Odisha and Assam, and he will be travelling for at least 15 days this month, including a visit to the UAE from which much is expected, the people cited in the first instance said, adding that most of Modi's speeches will emphasise his government's record.
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