PM Modi's itinerary includes addressing public meetings in Etawah and Dhaurahra before heading to Ayodhya, where he will offer prayers at the Ram Mandir and participate in a grand roadshow along the 'Ram Path'.

The Prime Minister's visit to Ayodhya holds special significance as it marks his first visit since the 'Pran Pratishtha' ceremony of Ram Lalla earlier this year.

PM Modi's roadshow will span a 2-kilometre stretch from Sugriva Fort to Lata Chowk, passing through iconic landmarks and attracting diverse crowds, including Sindhis, Punjabis, farmers, and women adorned in traditional attire.

Ayodhya has been adorned with floral decorations and banners featuring the Prime Minister's image. Platforms have been set up along the roadshow route to enhance the welcoming ambience.

Stringent security measures are in place, with the area divided into zones and sectors to ensure comprehensive surveillance. Police personnel, Anti-Terror Squad (ATS), and commandos are deployed to monitor all aspects of the visit and maintain law and order.

Devotees and residents expressed admiration and support for PM Modi, highlighting his contributions to the nation and expressing hopes for his return as Prime Minister. They prayed for his success in achieving electoral goals and envisioned a prosperous future under his leadership.

Uttar Pradesh is politically significant with 80 parliamentarians coming from this state. PM Modi's engagements in the state aim to bolster BJP's electoral prospects and secure a strong mandate in the upcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2024.