Indo-Pak border tourism project in Gujarat likely to complete by 15th August this year: Rupani

Nada bet: Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani who was on visit to Indo-Pak international border in Rann of Kutch today said the border tourism facility here will be developed at a cost of Rs. 125 crore and the entire four-phase project is likely to complete by 15th of August this year.

The Chief Minister visited Nada bet based ‘zero point’ of Border Security Force (BSF) and supervised Rs. 55.10 crore first and second phase tourism development works under progress.

He said the replicas of weapons and arms including surface to surface missiles, surface to air missiles, T-55 tank, artillery gun, torpedo, wing drop tank, Mig27 aircraft will be put along the stretch from ‘T’ junction to Zero point for display.

Rs. 23 crore first phase works that include arrival plaza, parking, retaining wall of auditorium, drinking water and toilet facilities are in progress and near completion, he said adding that Rs. 32 crore second phase works such as Ajay Praharri Smarak, Parade Ground, Exhibition Centre and a Special Gate are under construction.

The border tourism project was opened here in December 2016.

The Chief Minister also visited Nadeshwari mandir for darshan. DeshGujarat