Assembly elections: Amit Shah holds roadshow in Bengaluru

Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a massive road show yesterday at Adugodi Junction on Hosur road in Bengaluru. The event was attended by a large number of supporters and political workers who were eagerly waiting to catch a glimpse of the senior BJP leader. The road show started from the Adugodi Junction and passed through several key areas of the city. The entire stretch was decked up with posters, banners, and flags of the BJP, and the party workers were seen dancing and singing patriotic songs. Amit Shah, who was sitting atop a specially designed vehicle, greeted the crowd with folded hands and waved at them. The Home Minister's vehicle was followed by a convoy of cars and bikes, with supporters cheering and clapping along the way. During the roadshow, Amit Shah addressed the crowd and spoke about the achievements of the Modi government. He also talked about the various schemes and policies initiated by the government for the welfare of the people. The road show lasted for nearly two hours, and the police had made elaborate security arrangements to ensure that there was no untoward incident. The entire area was cordoned off, and traffic was diverted to ensure that there were no traffic jams. The road show received a massive response from the people of Bengaluru, and many supporters expressed their excitement about the BJP's prospects in the upcoming elections. The event also saw a huge turnout of women, who were seen waving BJP flags and shouting slogans in support of the party.