Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set for a two-day visit to Kerala, arriving just two weeks after his previous state visit. Modi is scheduled to land in Kochi and lead a 1.3 km roadshow from Maharaja’s College ground to the Guest House at 5 pm. During his visit, the prime minister plans to tour two significant temples in the Thrissur district, namely Guruvayur Sree Krishna Temple and Triprayar Sree Rama Swami Temple, as stated by State BJP President K Surendran. To accommodate the PM's visit, a regional holiday has been declared for educational institutions, including professional colleges, in Thrissur.
He is scheduled to travel to Guruvayur, where he will participate in a party meeting with approximately 6,000 in-charges of 'shakti kendras,' each encompassing two to three booth-level areas. Modi will also engage in programs related to central government projects before returning to Delhi in the evening.
According to Surendran, Modi's second visit to Kerala in two weeks has sparked enthusiasm among the people. Earlier this month, the PM inaugurated and laid the foundation for various projects worth Rs 1,150 and attended a women’s convention organized by the BJP in Thrissur.