PM Modi, painted in Gujarati colors, inaugurated projects worth 6000 crores in Bhavnagar

New Delhi | PM Modi Bhavnagar Visit: Where on the one hand there is a tussle going on in the Congress party. On the other hand, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is giving many gifts to the people of the country. On Thursday, PM Modi was on Gujarat tour and gave many big gifts to Gujaratis. Significantly, the assembly elections are going to be held in Gujarat at the end of the year. In such a situation, BJP does not want to leave any stone unturned. PM Modi inaugurated projects worth Rs 6000 crore in Bhavnagar today.

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PM Modi Bhavnagar Visit: There was also a grand road show of PM Modi during his Gujarat tour. During this, PM Modi said that the BJP government in Gujarat has implemented many big projects in the coastal areas of the state without spending on publicity. Addressing a rally after inaugurating various projects worth over Rs 6000 crore in Bhavnagar city of Saurashtra region, PM Modi said that he proved his critics wrong by implementing the Saurashtra Narmada Avtaran Irrigation (Sauni) scheme.

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Bhavnagar is situated on the banks of the sea. Gujarat has the longest coastline in the country. But due to the lack of attention given to coastal development in the post-independence decades, this vast coastline had become a kind of big challenge for the people. Villages on the banks of the sea became empty, people started migrating: PM pic.twitter.com/vf7zD5v08W

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We deliver what we promise…
PM Modi Bhavnagar Visit: While addressing the gathering, PM Modi was seen completely colored in Gujarati colors. Taking a jibe at Congress and AAP, he said that we fulfill what we promise. We BJP people live for the society. Let us tell you that when PM Modi was the CM of Gujarat, then he started the Sauni project.

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