India / PM modi in gujarat 3400 crore gift for surat before assembly election

New Delhi : Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached Gujarat on Thursday with a gift of about 29 thousand crores. PM Modi started his two-day tour from Surat where he laid the foundation stone and inaugurated projects worth Rs 3400 crore. During this, PM Modi described Surat as a city that respects labor and said that it is discussed in the fastest growing cities of the world. During this, PM Modi also laughed and told why it is difficult to come to Surat during fasting.

At the beginning of the speech, PM Modi wished the people a Happy Navratri and then, pointing to the delicious food here, said, "Well, it feels good to come to Surat during Navratri, aanandayak aana to Surat." But it is difficult to come to Surat when Navratri fast is going on. Come to Surat and go without eating Surti food..... During this, when PM Modi kept laughing, thousands of people laughed together.

Referring to the special things of Surat, PM Modi said, there will be no state in India whose people do not live on the land of Surat. In a way it is mini Hindustan. The biggest feature of Surat is that it is a city that respects labour. Talent is valued here, the aspirations of progress are fulfilled. Dreams of moving forward do come true. The biggest thing that gets left behind in the race for development, this city gives him more opportunities. Holding his hand tries to move it forward. This spirit of Surat is a great inspiration for a developed India in the nectar of independence.

People gathered in the road show

Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a roadshow from the airport to the venue in Surat on Thursday as part of his two-day visit to Gujarat. After landing at Surat airport in the morning, Modi led a 2.5-km road show from Ghodadara to Limbayat area of ​​the city. The Prime Minister, who was sitting inside the car, greeted the people standing on both sides of the road since morning. People were seen standing on the roadside to welcome him since morning. Assembly elections are due in Gujarat later this year and the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is doing everything possible to retain power in the state.