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Gujarat rally sees placards pledging 'till the end' and 'Modi kahin nahin jayega'
✍️ The Indian Express
🗓 31 Oct 2026, 10:43 AM
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Supporters in Gujarat unfurled placards promising Prime Minister Narendra Modi will stay till the end, with slogans reading 'Modi kahin nahin jayega'.
A political gathering in Gujarat featured a sea of placards bearing the slogan “till the end”, signalling unwavering support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The same crowd also displayed signs that read “Modi kahin nahin jayega”, a Hindi phrase meaning “Modi will not go anywhere”, underscoring the leader’s perceived permanence in the state’s political landscape.
Organisers of the event did not release attendance figures, but the visual prominence of the slogans suggested a coordinated effort to project loyalty ahead of upcoming electoral activities.
Analysts note that such displays are common in the run‑up to state and national elections, where local party units rally grassroots cadres around the central leadership’s image.
The rally, held in an unspecified location within Gujarat, did not feature any reported incidents, and the focus remained on the symbolic messaging conveyed through the placards.
The same crowd also displayed signs that read “Modi kahin nahin jayega”, a Hindi phrase meaning “Modi will not go anywhere”, underscoring the leader’s perceived permanence in the state’s political landscape.
Organisers of the event did not release attendance figures, but the visual prominence of the slogans suggested a coordinated effort to project loyalty ahead of upcoming electoral activities.
Analysts note that such displays are common in the run‑up to state and national elections, where local party units rally grassroots cadres around the central leadership’s image.
The rally, held in an unspecified location within Gujarat, did not feature any reported incidents, and the focus remained on the symbolic messaging conveyed through the placards.