00:00Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be in Gujarat today with Vadodara set to host a major public event.
00:05The Prime Minister is scheduled to launch rail and road projects worth 35,000 crore rupees
00:11and inaugurate three new sections of the dedicated Fred Corridor.
00:15He will also address young people at the event.
00:17Prime Minister's event has generated considerable public interest even before his arrival.
00:22Registrations were opened for free on BookMyShow and the available seats were fully booked within an hour
00:29with around 42,000 people subsequently placed on the waiting list.
00:33The BJP has now turned the response to the event into a political talking point,
00:38drawing a contrast with leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi's recent Pune event.
00:42BJP has claimed that Prime Minister Modi does not merely win votes but also commands the hearts of people,
00:48pointing to the rapid registration for the Vadodara event as evidence of genuine public enthusiasm.
00:54It has also alleged that influencers were paid to attend Rahul Gandhi's Pune event.
01:03The Prime Minister of Pune event has been sent to the event to the event.
01:34So let's take a look at the past instances when the tickets and the seats were gone in minutes.
01:39So Diljeet Dosanj's concert, the Diluminati India Tour, which was held back in 2024 in the national capital.
01:47The tickets were sold out in merely two minutes.
01:50It was a sold out show in merely two minutes once the ticket booking had started.
01:58Then comes the Adil SSC Hydro show in Glasgow in 2015 and 2016.
02:05And then also the tickets were sold out in two minutes.
02:08Then comes the Coldplay Mumbai India shows in 2025.
02:13The tickets were sold out within five to ten minutes.
02:17Then comes the BTS show in Citi Field in New York in 2018.
02:21And it was sold out in 20 minutes.
02:24And then comes Narendra Modi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's show for event for Vixit Bharat.
02:31And here the seats were booked within 16 minutes.
02:36In fact, 42,000 people, more than 42,000 people are still on the waiting list.
