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Modi's Vadodara rally tickets sold out in an hour, 42,000 on waitlist
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 08 Sep 2026, 08:51 AM
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Tickets for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Vadodara address were snapped up within an hour on BookMyShow, leaving 42,000 people on the waitlist. The event will see him inaugurate and lay foundation stones for projects exceeding ₹35,000 crore.
BookMyShow reported that all tickets for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s scheduled address in Vadodara were sold out within just sixty minutes, prompting a waitlist of 42,000 additional applicants. The rapid sell‑out underscores the high public interest in the leader’s appearance.
The programme will feature Modi speaking to a gathering of citizens before he formally inaugurates, dedicates and lays foundation stones for a series of development initiatives valued at more than ₹35,000 crore. These projects are slated to boost infrastructure and public services across the region.
Organisers expect a large crowd at the venue in Vadodara, Gujarat, and have coordinated extensive security and crowd‑management measures. The event forms part of the government’s broader push to accelerate large‑scale investments in the state.
Stakeholders anticipate that the announced projects will generate employment and improve connectivity, although detailed project lists were not disclosed at the time of the announcement.
The programme will feature Modi speaking to a gathering of citizens before he formally inaugurates, dedicates and lays foundation stones for a series of development initiatives valued at more than ₹35,000 crore. These projects are slated to boost infrastructure and public services across the region.
Organisers expect a large crowd at the venue in Vadodara, Gujarat, and have coordinated extensive security and crowd‑management measures. The event forms part of the government’s broader push to accelerate large‑scale investments in the state.
Stakeholders anticipate that the announced projects will generate employment and improve connectivity, although detailed project lists were not disclosed at the time of the announcement.