In Gujarat, Home Minister Shah praised PM Modi, said - upliftment of 60 crore poor is the biggest work of the central government

Praising the Prime Minister Narendra Modi government, Union Home Minister Amit Shah said that the biggest task is to bring 60 crore people above the poverty line along with the economic development of the country. Shah, who came to Gujarat on a two-day visit, performed darshan and worship at the Bahuchar Mataji temple in his village Mansa. He also had lunch in the temple itself.

He laid the foundation stone of a sports complex in his parliamentary constituency Gandhinagar as well as a green hydrogen plant in Sanand. He also laid the foundation stone of a 550-bed hospital and industrial training center in Sanand. He said that the biggest task of the Modi government is to develop the country economically and bring 60 crore people above the poverty line. The poor people living in rural areas of the country are the biggest beneficiaries of the central government schemes.

Shah said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, India has become the fifth economic superpower of the world. The Central Government has achieved many achievements during its nine-year tenure. Women have been empowered by the construction of houses and toilets. No matter how dense the darkness is, the light of truth is victorious: Home Minister Amit Shah, while participating in various programs, wished the people of his parliamentary constituency and BJP workers on Vijayadashami festival.