Two separate theatres are there where orientation films on the lives of the BJP icons will be screened. The displayed text on the walls reads that in the 1952 elections, the Jana Sangh achieved a remarkable success, and its election symbol — the deepak — became a symbol of the emerging nationalist politics in independent India.

The lamp, Sudarshan Chakra and a statue of Bharat Mata have been installed in a gallery of the museum. There is also an amphitheatre, with a capacity to host 3,000 people, a meditation hall, a yoga centre, a musical block, helipads, and a rally ground that can accommodate over 2 lakh people.

According to party sources, it is a unique memorial as it would be the first such project where statues of three of the stalwarts of the party are placed in a single place.

Ahead of the inauguration on Thursday, the BJP’s UP unit is working to ensure the presence of nearly 2 lakh people at the ground during PM Modi’s address. On Tuesday, BJP state president Pankaj Chaudhary inspected preparations.

The party is also holding an organisational meeting in Lucknow and adjoining districts to make the event a success by ensuring the rally ground remains fully occupied during the PM’s address.