Narendra Modi in Gujarat: Prime minister inaugurates Okha-Bet Dwarka bridge, visits Dwarkadhish temple
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday laid the foundation for a bridge between Okha and Bet Dwarka, after he arrived in Gujarat for a two-day visit
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday laid the foundation for a bridge between Okha and Bet Dwarka, after arriving in Gujarat for a two-day visit. He also offered prayers at the famous Dwarkadhish temple. Twitter/@PIB_India
Modi also laid the foundation stone for other road development projects. He said that previous Central governments did nothing to develop Gujarat. Twitter/@PIB_India
Modi recalled the problems faced by devotees while reaching Bet Dwaraka. Lack of infrastructure meant transportation was tough, people faced difficulties if an emergency came up, he said. We wanted to change this with a push on infrastructure, the prime minister said while laying the foundation stone. Twitter/@PMOIndia
Addressing a gathering in Dwarka, Modi said that the BJP government stood for all-round development and panned the Opposition for its "narrow" vision. Twitter/@PMOIndia
Elaborating on the BJP government's development success stories, Modi said when there is trust in a government and when policies are made with best intentions, it is natural for people to support us for the best interests of the nation. Twitter/@BJP4India
Earlier in the day, the prime minister visited Dwarkadhish Temple in Dwarka. Twitter/@BJP4India
Later in the day, Modi will head to Rajkot where he will lay the foundation stones for a greenfield airport and then dedicate the newly-constructed building of IIT at Gandhinagar. He will also visit his his birth place Vadnagar on Sunday. Twitter/@BJP4India
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