Union Home Minister Amit Shah is set to visit the Old Mysuru region of Karnataka on December 30 and 31 as the BJP prepares for the 2023 Assembly elections in the state.
Union Home Minister, who landed in Bengaluru yesterday night, will be visiting the Old Mysuru region's Mandya and Devanahalli, where he will be attending various events and meetings. In addition to his official engagements, Shah will also chair party meetings in Mandya where he is expected to review the party’s poll preparedness for the state assembly elections and discuss various strategy with leaders and booth-level workers.
The BJP has identified the Old Mysuru region, where it is traditionally weak, as a key focus in the run-up to the elections, and Shah's visit is expected to provide a boost to the BJP's campaign in the Old Mysuru region. The visit has gained significance amid much awaited expansion or reshuffle of his Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai's cabinet and reservation demand by various communities in the state.
