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PM Modi Travels By Road Through Rain To Address Churachandpur Rally

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to Manipur carried both symbolic and practical significance. As he landed at Imphal Airport, relentless rain and overcast skies greeted him instead of sunshine.

The heavy downpour severely limited aerial travel, and officials soon confirmed that helicopter transport to Churachandpur—his scheduled rally destination—was not possible due to unfavourable weather conditions.

Despite the challenges, the Prime Minister’s determination did not waver. With the rally venue situated approximately 1.5 hours away by road, many would have expected a cancellation or rescheduling.

However, PM Modi made it clear that he was committed to interacting with the people of Churachandpur—regardless of the rain, the road, or the risk.

Connecting with the People

This decision to travel by road through difficult, rain-lashed terrain underscored the Prime Minister’s deep sense of duty and dedication. The route, surrounded by hills and often susceptible to weather-related disruptions, posed logistical and security challenges.

Nevertheless, PM Modi insisted that he would reach the venue, even if the journey took longer than expected.

Officials accompanying him were reportedly moved by his insistence on continuing with the trip.

“The people are waiting, and I must meet them,” he is believed to have said. His commitment to public outreach and grassroots connection has remained a defining feature of his leadership style.

A Message of Unity and Resolve

Upon reaching Churachandpur, PM Modi addressed a large gathering of enthusiastic citizens who had also braved the weather to hear him speak.

His journey by road became a point of discussion and admiration, symbolising his resolve to stay connected with citizens in every corner of the nation—even in the face of adversity.

His speech at the rally reflected themes of unity, development, and inclusivity, with specific references to the region’s potential and the government’s commitment to supporting infrastructure and welfare initiatives in the Northeast.

People across the country view PM Modi’s rain-soaked journey through Manipur as yet another example of his people-first approach.

In an age where leaders often postpone political engagements over minor inconveniences, he chose to prioritise face-to-face interaction over comfort or caution—sending a powerful message of commitment and resolve.

It also sends a clear message: no weather is too difficult when it comes to serving the nation.

Also Read: PM Modi Lays Foundation Stones In Churachandpur; Reaffirms Commitment To Manipur’s Development

Anamika Agarwala

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