Mysore/Mysuru: Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will be arriving in city tomorrow (Aug. 31) on a three-day visit.

According to the itinerary sent by K. Chiranjivi, the Officer on Special Duty to CM, Siddaramaiah will leave Bengaluru’s HAL Airport at 10.30 am tomorrow and will land at Mysuru Airport at 10.55 am, from where he travel by road to Dasara Exhibition Grounds to take part in the 80th birthday celebrations of ex-MLC Sandesh Nagaraj.

At 3 pm, the CM will travel by road to Srikanteshwaraswamy Temple in Nanjangud, where he will take part in Bhagiratha Jayanti celebrations organised by Mysuru District Administration at the Temple’s Dasoha Bhavan premises and lay the foundation stone for Uppara Samudaya Bhavan at 3.30 pm.

Siddaramaiah will leave for Mysuru by road at 4.30 pm and stay for the night in city. After staying overnight, the CM will leave the city on Sept. 1 at 10.30 am by road to reach Siddaramanahundi at 10.50 am, where he will inaugurate the new building of PM SHRI – Karnataka Public School. He will leave Siddaramanahundi at 12.30 pm by road and return to Mysuru at 12.50 pm. The CM will receive the President of India at Mysuru Airport at 3.10 pm and thereafter travel to AIISH on Bogadi Road, where he will take part in Diamond Jubilee celebrations, along with the President at 4 pm. Siddaramaiah will stay in city for the night.

On Sept. 2, the CM will leave the Government Guest House by road at 10 am and reach Mysuru Airport at 10.30 am, where he will see off the President.

Later, after taking part in a local programme, Siddaramaiah will fly back from Mysuru Airport  at 12 noon to reach Bengaluru HAL Airport at 12.25 pm.