Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday visited Meldi Mata’s temple in Sanand. Shah is on a two-day visit to Gujarat. He visited the temple with Gujarat’s health minister Rushikesh Patel–together they took blessings of the goddess on the first day of Navratri. Today Shah inaugurated the Bhadaj Bridge in Ahmedabad in presence of Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel. He will also attend a farmers’ conference at Bavla in the Ahmedabad district.
This visit comes after Shah was in Bihar for the first time since the alliance between the Bharatiya Janata Party and Janata Dal-United ended leading to the Mahagathbandhan rule.
After inaugurating the overbridge on SP Ring Road, he also unveiled a primary health centre at Sanand and an office of the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation.
Union HM Amit Shah’s visit in Gujarat:
- Inauguration of Bhadaj Overbridge constructed by AUDA near Science City, Bhadaj Circle, SP Ring Road, Ahmedabad
- Inauguration of Virochannagar Primary Health Centre and Milan Kendra-Samaj Wadi built by AUDA
- Darshan at Meldi Mataji Temple in Virochannagar, Sanand, Ahmedabad
- Foundation stone laying ceremony of ESIC Plot SM 45, GIDC Sanand, Ahmedabad – ESIC operated hospital
- Farmer’s conference (Kisan sammelan) of villages in Nalakantha area of Ahmedabad
- Inauguration of newly constructed South West Zone office by AMC, foundation stone of 2140 EWS residence and restoration works of Shakari Talab
Farmers Conference
Farmers had been demanding irrigation water supply for a long time. Amit Shah recommended a permanent solution to the problems of these farmers after which the Gujarat government included 164 villages under the Fatewadi-Kharikat irrigation project.
Farmers from Amit Shah’s Gandhinagar parliamentary constituency are organising the “Rin Sweekar Sammelan” (gratitude acceptance conference) to express gratitude for providing irrigation facilities in 164 villages.
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