Patna, November 5, 2026 (Yes Punjab News)
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Bihar’s Vaishali district on November 21 and is expected to inaugurate a six-lane bridge, officials said on Thursday.
The proposed visit comes ahead of the completion of one year of the NDA government in Bihar. A special programme to mark the occasion will be organised on November 20.
A high-level NDA meeting was held at the Chief Minister’s residence to discuss preparations for the anniversary programme and the Prime Minister’s proposed visit. Leaders of all NDA constituent parties attended and discussed the programme’s outline, organisational arrangements and other preparations.
After the meeting, Bihar BJP President Sanjay Saraogi said detailed discussions had taken place on arrangements for the Prime Minister’s visit. He also visited the proposed venue to review preparations, accompanied by local leaders, including MLA Awadhesh Singh, Lalganj MLA Sanjay Singh and Rajapakar MLA Mahendra Ram.
Separately, a high-level administrative team inspected the proposed event venue near Bahsi village in the Rajapakar Assembly constituency of Vaishali district on Thursday.
The team included Bihar Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit, Director General of Police Preeta Verma, the Secretary to the Chief Minister, the DIG of Tirhut Range, Vaishali District Magistrate Varsha Singh and the Superintendent of Police, among other senior officials.
During the inspection, officials reviewed security arrangements, the proposed helipad, stage construction, barricading and traffic management, along with other logistical requirements.
District Magistrate Varsha Singh told the media that the Prime Minister was expected to inaugurate a six-lane bridge during the visit. The inspection was conducted to assess the venue and ensure that necessary arrangements were completed in advance.
The November 20 anniversary programme and the proposed November 21 visit are being planned as part of the NDA government’s first-year celebrations and the state government’s development initiatives.
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