Union Home Minister Amit Shah will inaugurate several development projects in Ahmedabad on Monday. His programme will cover infrastructure, public healthcare, housing and civic facilities across five events.
According to a schedule shared by BJP Gujarat on X, the engagements will begin at 10:30 am. The programme will conclude with multiple inauguration and foundation-stone-laying ceremonies near Gandhi Ashram around noon.
Ahmedabad development projects include highway underpass
Shah’s first engagement will take place at 10:30 am at Academy Bridge in Jahangirpura. He will inaugurate a newly constructed underpass on the National Highway up to the Academy section.
At 11 am, he will inaugurate a monument built by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC). The Shrinath Foundation supported the project, which is located at Motera Dome Centre in Chandkheda.
The next event will focus on public healthcare infrastructure. At 11:15 am, Shah will inaugurate AMC’s newly constructed Urban Health Centre on Science City Road in Gota.
The facility is expected to improve access to local healthcare services for residents in surrounding areas.
Shah to inaugurate redeveloped housing project
At 11:45 am, Shah will inaugurate a redeveloped housing project at Ramapir Tekra. The project is located in Sector 5 of Stadium Ward.
The initiative forms part of Ahmedabad’s housing and urban redevelopment efforts. It aims to improve residential infrastructure and living conditions.
The final programme will begin at noon near Gandhi Ashram in Sabarmati. The venue is beside the Gaushala and opposite the GSRTC Complex.
During the event, Shah will attend inauguration and foundation-stone-laying ceremonies for several AMC development projects. This will conclude his scheduled engagements in Ahmedabad.
Amit Shah reviews Gujarat’s law and order situation
Earlier on Saturday, Shah chaired a high-level meeting to review Gujarat’s law and order and internal security situation.
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi attended the meeting. The Union Home Secretary and senior Ministry of Home Affairs officials also participated.
Officials from the Gujarat Home Department and other concerned state departments joined the review.
The discussions covered border and coastal security, implementation of new criminal laws and drug trafficking. Furthermore, officials reviewed cybercrime, terrorism, illegal migration and disaster management.
The meeting stressed coordination between the Centre and Gujarat government. It also highlighted the need to strengthen law enforcement mechanisms against emerging security challenges.
