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All NDA CMs to meet in Varanasi tomorrow on PM Modi's 76th birthday

According to reports, two bike rallies will be flagged to and from Varanasi and Vadnagar in Gujarat, PM Modi's birthplace.

Updated on: Sep 16, 2026, 13:40:07 IST
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Chief ministers of all NDA-ruled states will visit Varanasi tomorrow, the day Prime Minister Narendra Modi marks his 76th birthday. PM Modi represents the Varanasi Lok Sabha constituency.

PM Modi will mark his 76th birthday on Thursday, September 17. (ANI)
PM Modi will mark his 76th birthday on Thursday, September 17. (ANI)

According to reports, two bike rallies will be flagged to and from Varanasi and Vadnagar in Gujarat, PM Modi's birthplace. The 'Vadnagar to Varanasi' and 'Varanasi to Vadnagar' bike rallies will be flagged off simultaneously from the two cities on Modi's birthday on September 17 and will culminate on October 7, reported news agency PTI.

This is a developing story. It will be updated.

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