Rohtak, April 5, 2025 — A high-level meeting of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was held at the party’s state office, Mangal Kamal in Rohtak, to finalize preparations for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s scheduled visit to Haryana on April 14. The meeting was attended by Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, BJP state president Mohan Lal Baroli, National Secretary Om Prakash Dhankhar, MP Subhash Barala, State General Secretary Dr. Archana Gupta, and other senior party leaders.
Speaking to the media, Mohan Lal Baroli revealed that Prime Minister Modi will inaugurate the Hisar Airport and also lay the foundation stone for a new unit of the Yamunanagar Thermal Power Plant during his visit.
“The first flight from Hisar Airport will take off for Ayodhya,” Baroli stated, highlighting the symbolic and strategic importance of the airport launch.
PM Modi’s Haryana Schedule on April 14: Key Details
- 9:00 AM – Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address a public meeting in Hisar following the inauguration of Hisar Airport.
- 11:00 AM – He will lay the foundation stone for the Yamunanagar Thermal Power Plant’s new unit and address a public rally in Yamunanagar.
Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini reviewed the detailed preparations for both events and issued necessary instructions to officials. He also assigned responsibilities to BJP workers to ensure smooth execution of the Prime Minister’s visit.
Major Infrastructure Push in Haryana
The inauguration of Hisar Airport is a significant milestone in Haryana’s aviation and economic development. The launch of the first flight to Ayodhya is expected to boost connectivity and pilgrimage tourism. Similarly, the new unit of the Yamunanagar thermal power plant marks a crucial step towards strengthening the state’s energy infrastructure.
BJP’s Strategic Mobilization Ahead of PM’s Visit
The state BJP leadership is treating the Prime Minister’s visit as a high-priority event, with senior leaders taking charge of logistical planning and public mobilization. The meetings emphasized coordination among party cadres and government departments to make the visit impactful and well-organized.
