Modi In Gujarat: PM Inaugurates Developmental Projects Worth Rs 1,450 Crore in Jamnagar

PM Modi is in the poll-bound state of Gujarat for a three-day visit which started yesterday, October 9.

PM Modi addresses a rally in Gujarat's Jamnagar (Source: Twitter/@BJPLive)

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is currently on a 3-day visit to his home state Gujarat, on Monday inaugurated developmental projects of irrigation, power supply, and urban infrastructure worth Rs 1,450 crore in Jamnagar. PM Modi is in the poll-bound state of Gujarat for a three-day visit which started yesterday, October 9. On his first day of the visit, PM Modi inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of multiple projects at Modhera in Mehsana which was followed by Darshan and Pooja at Modheshwari Mata Temple, followed by a visit to Surya Mandir.

गुजरात: प्रधानमंत्री नरेंद्र मोदी ने जामनगर में आयोजित 1,460 करोड़ रुपये से अधिक लागत की परियोजनाओं के लोकार्पण और शिलान्यास कार्यक्रम में हिस्सा लिया। pic.twitter.com/EYbeZ8EuKK

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Meanwhile, after the Bharuch district, PM Modi reached Jamnagar. During this, people gave a grand welcome to PM Narendra Modi. To accept the greetings of the people in Jamnagar, PM Modi got down from his car and went among the people. During this, a person reached the Prime Minister with a picture of his mother Heeraben and gave his autograph on the picture.

#WATCH | PM Narendra Modi got down from his car to accept people’s greetings in Jamnagar, Gujarat earlier this evening. pic.twitter.com/t7iLTOs3eK

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In the same event, PM Modi showered his praises on Poland for helping Indian in bringing back students from war-torn Ukraine.

"Poland helped us while bringing back our students from war-torn Ukraine, as erstwhile ruler of Jamnagar had helped Polish people during World War II," PM said.

PM Modi Targets Nehru In Gujarat

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday launched a veiled attack on Former Prime Minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru saying that Sardar Patel resolved issues of the merger of other princely states, but “one person” could not resolve the Kashmir issue, as reported by news agency PTI. While addressing a rally in Gujarat's Anand ahead of Assembly elections due this year-end, PM said he was able to resolve the long-pending Kashmir issue as he is walking in the footsteps of Sardar Patel.

“Sardar saheb persuaded all the princely states to merge with India. But another person handled this one issue of Kashmir,” Modi said, without naming India’s first prime minister.

“As I am following the footsteps of Sardar saheb, I have values of the land of Sardar and that was the reason I resolved the problem of Kashmir and paid true tributes to Sardar Patel,” Modi said.

The PM is on a three-day visit to Gujarat from Sunday, ahead of the Assembly polls due in the BJP-ruled state later this year.

He said, "When I became Gujarat CM, I did not have much experience in administration. However, we are fortunate in that CM Bhupendra Patel has over 25 years of experience ranging from panchayat to assembly.

Addressing a gathering in Anand in his home state Gujarat, PM Modi accused 'urban Naxals' (a term frequently used by the saffron camp to describe dissenters) of having wasted more than 40 years before the construction of the Sardar Patel's dream project on the Narmada river could ahead.

Modi said, “Due to Urban Naxals, we wasted 40-50 years of time before the construction of the Sardar Sarovar dam on the Narmada river. Today after various efforts, the construction of the Sardar Sarovar dam has been completed.”