Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday shared glimpses of his high-energy roadshow in Siliguri, highlighting the massive public turnout and support he received during his campaign in West Bengal ahead of the upcoming Assembly elections.

Posting on X, PM Modi wrote, “15 kms of unparalleled affection! Here are highlights from Siliguri. A BJP Government will address local developmental issues and at the same time bring new opportunities for the youth of West Bengal.”

Earlier on Saturday, the Prime Minister addressed campaign rallies across different districts as part of the intense election campaign in the state. The rallies are part of the broader political mobilisation ahead of the two-phase West Bengal Assembly elections scheduled later this month.

Following the day-long campaign trail, PM Modi participated in a grand roadshow at Bagdogra in the Darjeeling district on Saturday evening. As the Prime Minister’s convoy moved through the roads, thousands of people lined up along the route, chanting slogans such as “Modi-Modi” and “Jai Shree Ram”, creating a charged and festive atmosphere.

Initially, the Prime Minister was seen seated in the front seat of his vehicle beside the driver, waving to the crowd. Later, he leaned out of the vehicle window, acknowledging supporters while holding a replica of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)’s election symbol, the lotus. His direct interaction further energised the crowd, with slogans growing louder as the convoy passed.