Gujarat’s longest serving CM Narendra Modi to completing 10-year rule
October 06, 2011
Mr. Charmer
Ahmedabad, 6 October, 2011
Gujarat Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi will complete 10 years of his rule in Gujarat on 7 October, 2011.
Gujarat’s information department is in process to publish a bulky issue of state magazine ‘Gujarat’ on this occasion.
BJP will organize several programmes to mark ten years of Modi’s rule in Gujarat.
On order and wish of Shri LK Advani, Shri Narendra Modi was sent from Delhi to take over Gujarat from then Chief Minister Keshubhai Patel who was asked to step down. Modi took oath on 7 October, 2001 in Gandhinagar. Since then, he has won two assembly polls with 2/3rd majority in Gujarat, and three assembly polls personally contesting from Rajkot, Maninagar and Maninagar.
Narendra Modi is Gujarat’s longest serving Chief Minister since 1960 when the state was established.
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