Five Infrastructure Milestones Mark Amit Shah’s Ahmedabad Visit

Union Home Minister Amit Shah touched down in Ahmedabad on Monday for a packed schedule of inaugurations aimed at bolstering the city’s infrastructure, health care, and housing. The program launched at 10:30 a.m. with the unveiling of an under‑pass on the National Highway that reaches the Academy bridge in Jahangirpura.

The next slot, at 11:00 a.m., saw Shah preside over the dedication of a commemorative structure built by the AMC in collaboration with the Shreenath Foundation, located inside the Motera Dome Centre, Chandkheda.

At 11:15 a.m., he inaugurated the newly constructed Urban Health Centre on Science City Road, Gota, a facility designed to bring primary medical care closer to residents of nearby colonies.

The housing sector received attention at 11:45 a.m. when Shah opened a redeveloped residential project at Ramapir Tekra, Stadium Ward’s Sector 5, reflecting ongoing urban renewal efforts.

The day concluded at noon near Gandhi Ashram in Sabarmati, where Shah participated in the opening and ground‑breaking of several AMC projects, including a new cattle‑pen and other civic works.

Prior to these events, the minister chaired a security briefing with Gujarat’s chief minister, deputy chief minister, senior home ministry officials and state police leaders. Topics covered border and coastal defense, the rollout of updated criminal legislation, drug smuggling, cyber‑crime, terrorism, illegal immigration and disaster management, emphasizing the critical role of coordinated action between Delhi and the state.