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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Kanpur on April 24 to inaugurate several key infrastructure projects, including the Panki Thermal Power Plant, Neyveli Ghatampur Power Project, and the second phase of the Kanpur Metro. He is also expected to launch the Bilhaur Solar Power Plant and announce additional developmental initiatives.

The high-profile visit is set to attract large crowds, prompting comprehensive security arrangements across the city. The district administration, in coordination with the Special Protection Group (SPG), is working to ensure a secure and well-organised event.

Among the projects to be inaugurated, the Panki Power Plant is a modern thermal facility that will significantly boost electricity generation in the region. The Neyveli Ghatampur project is aimed at meeting the growing power needs of Uttar Pradesh, while the Metro Phase 2 expansion is expected to enhance urban mobility and reduce congestion.

A massive public gathering is being planned at the Railway Ground in Nirala Nagar, which will host thousands of attendees. Authorities are putting in place multiple entry and exit points, medical aid booths, water supply stations, and covered seating areas. Local police are conducting security drills and formulating traffic management strategies to handle the expected footfall.

BJP workers are actively engaging with the public through door-to-door outreach, informing residents about the Prime Minister’s visit. Temporary structures, including a stage and viewing areas, are being set up at the venue.

The district administration has formed dedicated committees to manage various aspects of the visit, including crowd control, parking logistics, emergency response, and on-site healthcare. Ambulances and medical teams will be stationed at critical points to ensure readiness.

During his visit, PM Modi is also likely to review district-level development efforts, focusing on infrastructure progress, welfare schemes, and ongoing urban development initiatives.