Amit Shah to inaugurate three flyovers in his constituency area on Monday
June 19, 2021
Gandhinagar: Union home minister and local Lok Sabha member Amit Shah will be on visit to his constituency areas on June 21.
Shah will visit covid19 vaccination centre at Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay hall in Bodakdev area at 9.15 am. He will dedicate a new flyover at Vaishnodevi circle on Sarkhej – Gandhinagar highway at 9.45 am.
Shah will dedicate another flyover at Khodiar container depot on Sarkhej – Gandhinagar highway at 9.55 am.
Shah will inaugurate a newly constructed railway over bridge on Pansar – Chhatral road at 10.30 am.
He wil inaugurate a revamped building of Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMC) Kalol at 10.45 am.
Shah will visit another Covid-19 vaccination centre at Pay Centre school in Kolavada at 12.30 pm, and one more vaccination centre at Rupal primary health centre at 12.45 pm.
On June 22, Shah will participate in tree plantation programme at Ambli under the “Mission Million Trees’ campaign of Amdavad Municipal Corporation (AMC).
AMC today said in a note that it has planned plantation of 15 lakh trees this year, of which 5 lakh will be planted in Gandhinagar Lok Sabha constituency areas under AMC.
AMC said an oxygen park is going to be developed at Bodakdev TP 215 (Ambli) FP 109 plot which is 7,625 square meter in size. Shah will plant tree in this plot and also attend virtual functions of tree plantation across Gandhinagar constituency area. DeshGujarat
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