BJP to win by a two-third majority in upcoming Gujarat elections: Amit Shah
Expressing his confidence in the voters, Shah said the people will not get carried away by the false promises but will base their judgement on the development works carried out by the BJP till now
- Shah virtually addressed a meet on the first anniversary of CM Bhupendra Patel in office
- Quoting a NITI Aayog report, he said Gujarat is number one in good governance
- 'During the BJP rule, the state has seen a progress because law and order are in place': Shah
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Gandhinagar: Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday asserted that BJP will once again romp to power in Gujarat with a two-third majority in the upcoming Assembly elections. Expressing his confidence in the voters, he said the people will not get carried away by the false promises but will base their judgement on the development works carried out by the BJP till now.Virtually addressing a gathering on the occasion of the first anniversary of Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel in office, Shah recalled that when Bhupendra Patel was sworn in as the chief minister, the people were a little apprehensive but he proved everyone wrong and successfully completed one year.
Quoting a recent NITI Aayog report, he said Gujarat is number one in good governance in many aspects, may it be education, health or other sectors. He said that he continued the development work started by Narendra Modi as chief minister of the state.
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During the BJP rule, the state has seen a progress because law and order are in place, during the Congress rule, riots and curfew were common, blasts were common and so Gujarat never saw development and progress. Earlier in the day, Vedanta group had signed an MOU with the state government to invest Rs 1,54 lakh crore in the Foxconn Semiconductor plant in Gujarat.
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