Amit Shah Embarks on Three-Day Gujarat Tour Starting Tuesday
Union Home Minister Amit Shah will visit Gujarat for three days beginning Tuesday. His packed schedule includes inaugurating key projects and participating in cultural festivities across several districts.
Day One: Development Projects in Gandhinagar and Ahmedabad
On Tuesday, Amit Shah will first preside over an event at Mansa in Gandhinagar. He will inaugurate a new sports complex and lay foundation stones for other development works at this location.
Later, Shah will travel to Pethapur in Gandhinagar to lay the foundation stone for a biotechnology research centre. This move aims to boost scientific innovation in the region.
The same day, he will proceed to Sanathal in Ahmedabad. There, he will lay the foundation stone for a pharmaceutical academy, supporting education in the medical field.
Shah will also attend two additional events in Anand and Kheda districts during Tuesday, focusing on local development initiatives.
Day Two: Uttarayan Celebrations in Ahmedabad
On January 14, Amit Shah will visit the Jagannath Temple in Ahmedabad. He will offer prayers on the occasion of Uttarayan, a major festival in Gujarat.
Following the temple visit, Shah will participate in kite flying activities in different areas of Ahmedabad. This tradition marks the joyous spirit of the festival.
Day Three: Book Release at Tagore Hall
On January 15, Amit Shah will release a book published by the Sastu Sahitya Mudranalay Trust. The event will take place at Tagore Hall in Ahmedabad, as confirmed by ruling party sources.
This three-day visit highlights Shah's engagement with both development projects and cultural events in his home state of Gujarat.
