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Amit Shah to visit Gujarat on Oct 25

| @indiablooms | Oct 22, 2019, at 05:09 pm

Gandhinagar, Oct 22 (UNI) Union Home Minister and BJP president Amit Shah would be on yet another visit to Gujarat on October 25 and 26.

Gujarat BJP president Jeetu Vaghani on Tuesday said during the trip, Shah would participate in various events in his home constituency Gandhinagar.

He said Shah, also the party's MP from Gandhinagar Lok Sabha seat, would participate in a government event on the first day of his visit in Gandhinagar in the morning. Later, he would go to Kalol and dedicate various developmental works, including an over-bridge, the newly made gate of APMC, to the people besides laying the foundation stone for the new court building there. He would also distribute equipment to the disabled.

Vaghani said on the second day, he would participate in similar events at Bopal and Sanand.

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