Home Minister roared in Ahmedabad, gave big political message Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah said many important things regarding national security, local problems and health services during various programs organized in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. While interacting with the stalwarts of the pharmaceutical sector and the local people, he made it clear that it is his job to deal with the major movements in the country, but along with this, solving the ground problems of the citizens is also his primary responsibility.
Took responsibility on waterlogging, promised improvement before asking for votes next time Referring to the waterlogging issue that occurs during monsoon in many areas of Gujarat, Home Minister Amit Shah made it clear that the Mayor or Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation is not responsible for this. Being the MP of his parliamentary constituency, he took full responsibility for this. He promised the public, “The problem of waterlogging will be definitely resolved before coming to seek votes next time.”
The Home Minister said that even though there has been 21 inches of rain this time, even if there is 30 inches of rain in the coming time, the settlements will not be flooded. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, the problems of the people are being redressed on priority basis.
Self-reliance in pharma sector and success during Corona period Talking to representatives of the pharmaceutical industry, he said that India's aim is to become completely self-reliant in this sector and deliver medicines to every corner of the world. He reminded that during the Coronavirus Pandemic, India proved its capability and prepared indigenous vaccine and made it available to the world in a short time. India had also overcome the shortage of N95 Mask Supply in the country in a very short time.
Celebrated Rakshabandhan with daughters suffering from type 1 diabetes. During the program, Amit Shah celebrated the festival of Rakshabandhan with girls suffering from Type-1 diabetes from his parliamentary constituency. He told that children suffering from this disease require insulin injections throughout their life, which puts a huge financial burden on the families. The central government is providing free insulin to all such children for life. Developed countries are also trying to implement such visionary planning. He said that only when the health of daughters will be safe will the future of the society be better.