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BJP chief Nitin Naveen’s grand road show in Indore fuels rally, CM Mohan Yadav’s support rises
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 17 Sep 2026, 08:01 PM
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BJP national president Nitin Naveen held a high‑profile road show in Indore, where he was presented a garland by JCB and the party displayed its strength, while Chief Minister Mohan Yadav’s backing grew.
In Indore, BJP national president Nitin Naveen staged a large‑scale road show that drew a sizeable crowd of party workers and supporters. The event featured a ceremonial garland presentation by representatives of the construction equipment firm JCB, a visual cue that the party highlighted to underscore its alliance with industry.
The rally was marked by extensive displays of BJP’s organisational strength, including coordinated chants, banners and a procession that moved through key parts of the city. Party leaders used the platform to reaffirm the central government’s backing for the state administration under Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav.
Analysts noted that the chief minister’s political numbers appear to be on the rise, bolstered by the central endorsement and the visibility of the Indore event. The rally also heightened political activity in the region ahead of senior opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s scheduled visit to the city, adding further momentum to the state’s electoral dynamics.
The rally was marked by extensive displays of BJP’s organisational strength, including coordinated chants, banners and a procession that moved through key parts of the city. Party leaders used the platform to reaffirm the central government’s backing for the state administration under Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav.
Analysts noted that the chief minister’s political numbers appear to be on the rise, bolstered by the central endorsement and the visibility of the Indore event. The rally also heightened political activity in the region ahead of senior opposition leader Rahul Gandhi’s scheduled visit to the city, adding further momentum to the state’s electoral dynamics.