NE NEWS SERVICE
AHMEDABAD, SEPT 11
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Friday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi persuaded the people of the country to fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
Shah, the Lok Sabha member from Gandhinagar, inaugurated or performed the ground-breaking ceremony for several projects in the district through video-conference.
અમદાવાદ શહેર-જીલ્લાના વિવિધ વિકાસ કામોનું લોકાર્પણ તેમજ ખાતમૂર્હત કર્યુ.
• PMAY અંતર્ગત ૪૬૪ પરીવારોને ઘર
• પીવાનું શુધ્ધ પાણી પહોંચાડવા માટે પાઇપલાઇન
• બે વોર્ડમાં વોટર ડીસ્ટ્રીબ્યુશન સેન્ટર
• રોડ અને તળાવના વિકાસ કામો મળી, ૨૨૨.૧૭ કરોડના ખર્ચે ૩૧૦ કામો સમર્પિત કર્યા. pic.twitter.com/VHDWcB8med— Amit Shah (Modi Ka Parivar) (@AmitShah) September 11, 2020
“The administration was in a state of standstill due to coronavirus. At that point, the son of Gujarat’s soil prime minister Narendra Modi led the country and pulled it out of this state. He persuaded people to fight coronavirus,” Shah said.
“Unlike other countries, where only governments were involved in the fight against the pandemic, 130 crore citizens are working together with the government in India, and we are now seeing good results,” he further said.
He praised the Gujarat government and Chief Minister Vijay Rupani for ‘marching ahead in the times of coronavirus under the guidance of PM Modi’.
“I want to congratulate BJP workers of Gujarat and Gandhinagar for helping people in these difficult times, be it by distributing ration, masks, or sanitizer. Though many contracted the virus and some even died, they never stopped their work,” said Shah.
People should take extra precautions until a vaccine for coronavirus is found, the Union home minister added.
The projects inaugurated by Shah included four projects worth Rs 176 crore of the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation and 306 projects worth Rs 45.97 crore in rural areas of Ahmedabad district which fall under the Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency.
The major projects included 240 affordable houses built in Bavla town under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojna, two new roads, and 12 new school classrooms in rural areas.
Projects in Ahmedabad city included two water distribution stations, a 23-km long water pipeline, and beautification of a lake in the Chandlodia area.
