Ahmedabad: Minister of Chief Gujarat Bhupendra Patel said that the air structure, train connectivity and strong roads have been established in the state.
Because of this, the development of Gujarat has received new momentum and has reached a new milestone.
From the smallest villages in the state to big cities, everything is connected by a very good road, he said.
On the first day of Navratri, CM Patel inaugurated a 48-km long lane road from Tarapur to a vasad which was built at a cost of 1,005 crore by streets and building buildings from Bochasan in Anand District.
Along with this, he also inaugurated 6 different works worth Rs 206.93 Crore under the Department of Road and Buildings in the state.
With road completion, travel time between Tarapur and Vasad – the shortest route between South Gujarat and Saurashtra – will take only 35 minutes.
Patel said that the state government moved forward on the progress path by keeping people along with the spell “Sauna Sath, Sauna Vikas, and Sauno Vishvas”.
Patel said that during Covid-19, many developed countries around the world were also relegated, at that time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi showed a way to fight a pandemic.
Patel said that the government had given priority to the works ignored by the previous government.
“PM Modi has become a true sympathizer of the poor through schemes such as Swachta Abhiyan, electricity, irrigation, schema ujawala, etc.,” he said.
The road and Minister of Purnesh Modi housing say that the work of parallel tarapur-bagodra links with this road will also be completed in 100 days.
“Tourists will get better facilities on this road completion.
There are times when there is no road, no electricity, no drinking water or health facilities in the villages.
Given the people’s problems, the state government has gained trust.
People by providing this basic facility, “he said.
Jalan 6-lane from Tarapur to Vasad inaugurated
