Gujarat govt to execute the manifesto promises through 100-day plans

Gandhinagar: Gujarat government’s spokesperson minister Rushikeshbhai Patel today in his weekly cabinet briefing told the media persons that Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government in Gujarat will implement the promises made in its election manifesto through plans for every 100 days and fulfill all promises in its five years tenure.

One of the promises made by the BJP ahead of the recently concluded assembly polls was free healthcare cover up to Rs. 10 lakh per year for families instead of the presently effective Rs. 5 lakh cover under the PM Jan Aarogya Yojana.

Patel said the administrative process for implementation of the same has started. Patel also stated that free tests in govt approved laboratories for economically needy people will be launched in the coming days under the Mukhyamantri Free Dignostic scheme.

He said the State government has decided to position Devbhumi Dwarka as India’s largest spiritual center for which a Devbhumi Dwarka corridor will be developed. Bhagwan Krishna’s tallest idol, 3D immersive Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta experience zone and a viewing gallery to observe the lost Dwarka town will be taken up. The first phase of work will be launched by 7th September 2023 (Janmashtami). Patel said the State government will make a strong plan for the implementation of the Family Card promised in the manifesto to avail benefits of all government welfare schemes through one single card. DeshGujarat