Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel has appealed to the young to avoid addiction and seek education, and he has asked the people of Jalotra village in Banaskantha district to embrace drip irrigation and organic farming.
In support of the ruling BJP’s “Gaon Chalo” campaign, the chief minister slept overnight in the area.
Patel participated in a cleaning effort and offered prayers at a small temple on Saturday to kick off the program.
All of the outstanding work would be finished soon thanks to the BJP government’s fervour, he declared.
Everyone should strive to fortify the party under the capable leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in order to fulfil the vision of a “developed Gujarat with a developed India,” according to Patel.
According to a government statement, he had supper with the local politician Dineshbhai Bhatola’s family.
The project is an attempt by the BJP to fortify every booth in Gujarat in anticipation of the next Lok Sabha elections.
According to the statement, 56,700 party employees including ministers and MLAs were given various booth assignments around the state between February 10–11.
According to the announcement, CM Patel met with farmers, young people, women, and leaders of various communities on Sunday morning to discuss various government initiatives. He called on farmers to switch to organic farming and drip irrigation, and he pleaded with young people not to get involved in drugs.
According to the announcement, the farmers praised the chief minister for authorising Rs 862 crore for a water supply project that will help 125 villages in the area. All 26 of the state’s Lok Sabha seats were won by the BJP in 2019.
