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PM Modi To Visit Varanasi On 9th March, Will address public in Azamgarh | ABP News

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to reach Varanasi on March 9 evening for night halt before heading to Azamgarh on March 10 to address a public meeting. According to sources, Modi is likely to reach Varanasi from West Bengal on March 9 evening. In Azamgarh, the PM will virtually inaugurate 10 airports across the country, including the Manduri airport of the district. He will also inaugurate Maharaja Suhel Dev State University and other ready projects in the district.

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