Gandhinagar: Gujarat BJP chief CR Patil today launched ruling BJP’s ‘Aa Gujarat Me Banavyu Chhe’ campaign and released a related video before media at Gujarat BJP headquarters Shri Kamalam here. Prime Minister Narendrabhai Modi had a day ago in his first campaign rally in Kaprada in Valsad district of South Gujarat given this slogan and chanted it as a slogan repeatedly. ‘Aa Gujarat Me Banavyu Chhe’ means ‘I have made this Gujarat’. While Modi chanted ‘Aa Gujarat’ (this Gujarat), the people in its response chanted ‘Me Banavyu Chhe’ (I have created).

With this slogan coined by PM Modi, each Gujarati would feel participation in the journey of the progress of Gujarat and the present status of Gujarat, a leading state of the country that has many achievements in various walks. The ruling BJP had in the previous assembly election of the year 2017 coined the ‘Hu Chhu Vikas, Hu Chhu Gujarat’ slogan meaning ‘I am development, I am Gujarat’.

State BJP chief CR Patil while speaking at the launch of this campaign said that with the honorable Prime Minister and then Chief Minister Narendrabhai Modi’s hard work and people’s trust in him, Gujarat has reached this stage. Patil listed out 24 hours power, the double-digit growth rate in agriculture thanks to technology-oriented farming through Krushi Mahotsav, girls’ education, lower MMR and IMR rate, the highest employment giver state’s status through Vibrant Gujarat, life-saving through 108 ambulance services, Swanirbhar poor through Garib Kalyan Mela, Khel Mahakumbh, Vibrant Gujarat, anti-corruption initiatives through e-governance, curfew-free peaceful prosper Gujarat, rights to tribal, equipment to fishermen, 182-meter tall Statue of Unity, Sukanya Samruddhi Yojana, ease of living index topping, startup leader status, affordable housing, Jan Dhan accounts, loan to traders, Van Bandhu Yojana, Nal se Jal among others.

Patil said the cadres would visit villages and places and administer the pledge that ‘I have made this Gujarat.’

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