AHMEDABAD: A 38-year-old resident of Vastral accused five persons who promised him a US visa of cheating him out of Rs 15 lakh. One of the accused had identified himself as the officer of the US embassy. Ravindra Patel, in his complaint on registered on Wednesday, stated that he works for a pharma company and wanting to settle in the US. He stated that he searched on the internet and in October 2020 came across a page, purportedly of the US Consulate General in Mumbai. He stated that he later got a call from one Ashish Patel, who identified himself as official from the American embassy. Ashish told Ravindra that he organized tours with visitor visas. He gave Ravindra the number of his assistant, Viral Shah, who would explain the process to him and take the matter forward. Ravindra stated that he contacted Viral Shah, who told him that the visa and tour would cost Rs 15 lakh. He was told that of the Rs 15 lakh, Rs 18,000 was the application fee, Rs 3.40 lakh for hotel bookings and Rs 1.8 lakh was for the flight ticket. He said the remainder would be kept as a bond and would be returned once the tour was over. He told them he would pay by cheque, but they said they couldn't accept it as they were government employees. The complainant then paid Rs 14.97 lakh to one PM Enterprises. The money was sent through an angadia office in Bapunagar, between October 2020 and August 2022. Ravindra was then instructed to go to Mumbai with his documents. In October 2020, he went to Mumbai and Ashish called him outside the US visa office. They later told him they had a meeting scheduled and took his documents. They promised to call him later about the visa. When he contacted Ashish later, Ashish said he was in the US and could not contact all his clients personally as he was working for the embassy. When Ravindra called Viral, he was first given promises and later found Viral's phone switched off. Ravindra then lodged a compliant with cyber crime police against Ashish Patel and his alleged accomplices Viral Shah, David Fernandes, Bhavik Shah and one Suresh.
AHMEDABAD: A 38-year-old resident of Vastral accused five persons who promised him a US visa of cheating him out of Rs 15 lakh. One of the accused had identified himself as the officer of the US embassy. Ravindra Patel, in his complaint on registered on Wednesday, stated that he works for a pharma company and wanting to settle in the US. He stated that he searched on the internet and in October 2020 came across a page, purportedly of the US Consulate General in Mumbai. He stated that he later got a call from one Ashish Patel, who identified himself as official from the American embassy. Ashish told Ravindra that he organized tours with visitor visas. He gave Ravindra the number of his assistant, Viral Shah, who would explain the process to him and take the matter forward. Ravindra stated that he contacted Viral Shah, who told him that the visa and tour would cost Rs 15 lakh. He was told that of the Rs 15 lakh, Rs 18,000 was the application fee, Rs 3.40 lakh for hotel bookings and Rs 1.8 lakh was for the flight ticket. He said the remainder would be kept as a bond and would be returned once the tour was over. He told them he would pay by cheque, but they said they couldn't accept it as they were government employees. The complainant then paid Rs 14.97 lakh to one PM Enterprises. The money was sent through an angadia office in Bapunagar, between October 2020 and August 2022. Ravindra was then instructed to go to Mumbai with his documents. In October 2020, he went to Mumbai and Ashish called him outside the US visa office. They later told him they had a meeting scheduled and took his documents. They promised to call him later about the visa. When he contacted Ashish later, Ashish said he was in the US and could not contact all his clients personally as he was working for the embassy. When Ravindra called Viral, he was first given promises and later found Viral's phone switched off. Ravindra then lodged a compliant with cyber crime police against Ashish Patel and his alleged accomplices Viral Shah, David Fernandes, Bhavik Shah and one Suresh.
AHMEDABAD: Cybercrime police of the city on Saturday caught a 26-year-old man for allegedly selling contact details of foreign nationals of US, UK and other countries to call centre operators. According to an FIR filed with the cybercrime police, cops got an input about a man named Manan Jani from Umapark Society in Vastral, who has obtained data of various foreign nationals and is selling it to different call centre operators. Acting on the input, a team of cybercrime police went to Umapark Society and barged into Jani's house, where he was found working a laptop and three cellphones. Cops checked his devices and found various files comprising names, contact numbers and addresses of various foreign nationals from US, UK and other countries, mentioned the FIR. The FIR stated that Jani was was mining data of various foreign nationals from a website . When cops questioned him on why he was obtaining data of foreign nationals, he could not give a satisfactory answer. Preliminary investigation revealed that he sold the data to others and got money through various means including cryptocurrency. Police are now probing the people who bought the data from Jani. Cops have seized a laptop, five cellphones, pen-drive, hard disk and router from Jani's house. Cybercrime police have booked Jani for breach of trust, cheating and abetment under sections of the IPC and under the Information Technology Act. They are further investigating the case.
AHMEDABAD: Cybercrime police of the city on Saturday caught a 26-year-old man for allegedly selling contact details of foreign nationals of US, UK and other countries to call centre operators. According to an FIR filed with the cybercrime police, cops got an input about a man named Manan Jani from Umapark Society in Vastral, who has obtained data of various foreign nationals and is selling it to different call centre operators. Acting on the input, a team of cybercrime police went to Umapark Society and barged into Jani's house, where he was found working a laptop and three cellphones. Cops checked his devices and found various files comprising names, contact numbers and addresses of various foreign nationals from US, UK and other countries, mentioned the FIR. The FIR stated that Jani was was mining data of various foreign nationals from a website . When cops questioned him on why he was obtaining data of foreign nationals, he could not give a satisfactory answer. Preliminary investigation revealed that he sold the data to others and got money through various means including cryptocurrency. Police are now probing the people who bought the data from Jani. Cops have seized a laptop, five cellphones, pen-drive, hard disk and router from Jani's house. Cybercrime police have booked Jani for breach of trust, cheating and abetment under sections of the IPC and under the Information Technology Act. They are further investigating the case.
AHMEDABAD: The steep surge of dengue cases across Ahmedabad has put health officials on tenterhooks and becoming a major worry. A number of cases involving drastic lowering of blood platelets levels were reported over the past month. The disease has claimed two lives already, including that of a child. Recent serotype tests have revealed the DenV2, one of the four dengue virus serotypes, is the dominant strain in the city. In September, 17 samples serum samples were sent by Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) for testing, of which 10 samples were detected with dengue serotype 2 (DenV2), while one sample was detected with dengue serotype 1 (DenV1) while two samples detected with dengue serotype 4 (DenV4). Children of the age group of 0 to 14 years and the elderly are the most vulnerable. AMC officials reveal that between October 1 and October 15, there were 469 fresh dengue cases needing hospitalization. In all, a total of 1,821 dengue cases have been reported between January 1 and October 15 this year. Of these, 814 were reported in the western region and 1,007 in the eastern region of the city. In the western Ahmedabad, Thaltej has reported 89 cases, the highest number, followed by Bodakdev with 82 dengue cases. Apart from this, 76 cases were reported from Gota, 69 from Jodhpur ward, 58 cases in Chandlodia and 56 cases from Stadium ward. In the eastern part of the city, Ramol and Hatijan wards have reported the highest number of dengue cases, 132 in all, followed by Lambha with 102 cases. There have been 61 dengue cases in Vastral and 53 in Vatva. A senior doctor at SVP Hospital’s medicine department told TOI that increasing severity of dengue cases is primarily because of repeat infections. “Blood platelets drastically fall in those patients who have repeat infections, children, young, adults and elders are worst affected needing hospitalization. This severity is not because of a particular dengue virus strain,” said the senior doctor.
AHMEDABAD: A 28-year-old woman lost her life to dengue in the city this month. This was the second dengue death registered in the city this year. According to Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) health department sources, a 28-year-old woman treated for dengue at LG Hospital died on October 13. The deceased woman was a resident of Vasna. The first dengue victim was a 7-year-old girl admitted with dengue to LG Hospital. She lost her life in the last week of September. According to AMC data, city hospitals registered 469 new dengue cases between October 1 and 15, and 1,821 cases between January 1 and October 15. tnn
AHMEDABAD: The Ahmedabad metro service began commercial operations on almost the full first phase as the North-South (APMC to Motera) corridor began commercial operation from Thursday. The east-west corridor which connects Thaltej and Vastral began operations on Sunday. Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation officials said work on just 1km from Thaltej to Thaltej Gam is still under underway, hence services will terminate at Thaltej. Three stations, Kankaria East, Sabarmati and Thaltej Gam, are also not operational. Metro officials said the total passenger traffic at about 8pm was 29,877 passengers on both stretches. The east-west corridor saw 19,683 commuters and the north-south one got 10,194 passengers. Officials said the train frequency was 30 minutes on north-south corridors and 20 minutes of the east-west one, between 9am and 8pm. Officials said since there was a rush on the east-west corridor, the frequency was increased. Officials said on Wednesday, Dussehra, ridership on the east-west corridor was 43,000, more than on Day 1, October 2, where 41,700 passengers used the service. On Wednesday, the train frequency was 15 minutes, with only the east-west corridor operational.
A total of 29,877 passengers took the Ahmedabad Metro Thursday—the first day when both corridors of Phase-1 functioned simultaneously, stated an official statement from the Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC).According to GMRC, 10,194 passengers rode the metro operating on the North-West corridor that connects APMC Vasna with Motera. This corridor was first thrown open to passengers after the project was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 30.The East-West corridor, which has been operational since October 2, carried 19,683 passengers Thursday, almost double the ridership on the North-West corridor.On the East-West corridor, the metro operated 106 trips with one train leaving every 20 minutes, while on the North-South corridor, it operated 96 trips with one train leaving every 30 minutes.Due to the Dussehra holiday on October 5, the ridership on the East-West corridor had shot up to 43,000 with trains operating every 15 minutes.
The Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) will begin commercial operations of Ahmedabad Metro’s 18.87-kilometre North-South corridor on October 6, official sources said. This will be the second corridor of Phase-1 of the project that will be opened for passenger travel this month.The Phase-1 of Ahmedabad Metro, which consists of East-West and North-South corridors, was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on September 30. However, commercial operations on the 40.03-kilometre network began only on October 2 on the East-West Corridor. The East-West Corridor between Vastral Gam and Thaltej Gam (total length 21.16 kilometres) was partly operational since March 2019, when PM Modi had inaugurated a 6.5-kilometre stretch of the corridor between Vastral Gam and Apparel Park. After September 30, the 20-odd kilometres of the East-west Corridor became operational. However, a 1.4-kilometre stretch between Thaltej and Thaltej Gam is still under construction, and is expected to finish by March 2023. Similarly, construction of Kankaria East underground railway station is still in progress and trains operating on this corridor skip this station.The dates of opening both the corridors were kept separate to avoid the initial rush of passengers wanting to take the Metro, officials said. On first day of Metro operations on the East-West corridor, 41,700 passengers took the ride. Tickets are priced between Rs 5 and Rs 25. GMRC operated 72 trips on October 2.On Monday, about 17,000 more passengers used this corridor and GMRC ran 44 trips compared to 72 trips on first day.
On the first day of the East-West corridor of Ahmedabad Metro that commenced operations Sunday at 9 am, saw a huge demand as additional trains were added to meet the holiday rush.On Sunday, 41,700 tickets were sold with a revenue of around Rs 6 lakh. A total of 72 trips were made from 9 am till 8 pm, the Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) said in a statement.Due to rising demand, the interval between two trains were halved from 30 minutes to 15 minutes later in the day. The East-West corridor from Vastral Gam till Thaltej is priced between Rs 5 and Rs 25.Prime Minister Narendra Modi had dedicated the Phase-1 of Ahmedabad Metro’s on September 30. During its inauguration, Modi had said the metro train project was completed quickly, despite it passing over an Indian Railways route.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated the Ahmedabad Metro’s phase 1 on Friday and said it was the first time 32 km of a metro rail had been operationalised in one go in India and that a “double-engine sarkar”—a reference to the BJP’s ruling both the state and the central governments—had made it possible.“Today, 32 km of the Ahmedabad Metro has been operationalised. You will be surprised to hear that ever since metro services began in India, this is the first time a 32 km stretch has been launched at a time,” Modi said after taking a ride on the metro in his home state of Gujarat.Modi said the metro train project was completed quickly despite its passing over an Indian Railway route. He boarded the upgraded version of the Vande Bharat train from Gandhinagar and travelled to the Kalupur railway station in Ahmedabad. From an underground metro station, thrown open three years ago, he then travelled to the Doordarshan Tower metro station near Thaltej, where he participated in an event held for inaugurating both the metro and the Vande Bharat train.This stretch takes the total length of metro rails in the country to 810 km.“On this occasion, I also want to tell you how Ahmedabad benefited from a double-engine government. When the overhead space over the Ahmedabad-Botad railway line had to be used for the metro project, the Centre quickly gave permission. This speeded up work on the Vasana-Old High Court route of metro,” Modi said.The proposal to use the railway land was sent to the Centre in 2012, but it got cleared in November 2014, months after Modi became prime minister. In March 2015, from being a state government entity, Metro-Link Express for Gandhinagar and Ahmedabad (MEGA) became a 50:50 joint venture of the Gujarat government and the central government. In January 2019 MEGA was renamed as the Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC).Modi said a multimodal hub that he had imagined at the beginning of the 21st century was fast becoming a reality in Ahmedabad. A multimodal hub is being developed at the Kalupur railway station, where BRTS and city buses will be available from ground floor, taxis and private cars from the upper floor and metro and bullet train connectivity from the Saraspur side, he said at the event.“In order to connect the Kalupur road overbridge to the Saraspur road overbridge, a 13-lane road will be made in front of the station,” Modi said. “Apart from Kalupur, the Sabarmati bullet train station will also be made into a multimodal transport hub.”Modi remembered his building the BRTS corridor and taking his first BRTS ride in Gujarat. “The attempt even then was to see how the poor can be served and provided with seamless connectivity,” he said.“We are focusing on and investing in cities in a big way because these cities will ensure the development of the country in the next 25 years. This investment is not limited to connectivity, but includes providing smart services. Existing services are being upgraded and suburbs are being developed,” the prime minister said.“Gandhinagar-Ahmedabad is an excellent example of twin-city development. In the coming days, many twin cities will be developed in Gujarat. Till now we used to hear about New York-New Jersey twin cities, but my Hindustan can’t be held back. You can see before your eyes the development of the Ahmedabad-Gandhinagar twin-city model. Similarly, Anand-Nadiad, Bharuch-Ankleshwar, Valsad-Vapi, Surat-Navsari, Vadodara-Halol-Kalol, Morbi-Wankaner, Morbi-Kadi… Such twin cities will strengthen the image of Gujarat,” he said.Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, Modi flagged off the first 6.5 km of the Ahmedabad Metro’s phase 1 in March 2019. With 32 km being operationalised ahead of the Assembly elections, the metro will now run for 38.5 km. This includes the North-South corridor (APMC Vasna-Motera), which will be extended to Gandhinagar and GIFT City in phase II and the East-West Corridor (Vastral Gam-Thaltej).Travelled on board the Vande Bharat Express! It was a delight to meet women start-up entrepreneurs, talented youth, those associated with the Railways team and those involved in building the Vande Bharat train. It was a memorable journey. pic.twitter.com/eHKAhMlRCc— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) September 30, 2022The inauguration of phase-1 comes almost 20 years after it was conceptualised. Thereafter it underwent multiple route changes and cost escalations as well as witnessed irregularities and a consequent change of guard. The lowest point was in August 2013, when Sanjay Gupta, head of the Ahmedabad Metro and a retired IAS officer of the Gujarat cadre, was imprisoned in a Rs 211-crore scam.Despite the inauguration, work on phase 1 is expected to be finished only by March 2023. The incomplete sections include a 1.4-km stretch between Thaltej and Thaltej Gam, the westernmost stretch of the East-West corridor. The other incomplete parts are the underground station of Kankaria East and the Sabarmati metro station (which will provide one of the two crucial interlinks for passengers travelling on the planned bullet train and the Indian Railways network).While phase-1 routes will be thrown open to passengers on October 2, the GMRC will have to finish a third-party audit on sections of both corridors to reaffirm structural safety and the quality of the elevated and underground sections. This was necessitated after the Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety (CMRS) gave a conditional authorisation for opening the Ahmedabad Metro as it had found “deficiencies” in the construction. The first detailed project report for the metro was made in 2005 and the foundation stone laid in March 2015 by then chief minister Anandiben Patel.
AHMEDABAD: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated phase-1 of the Ahmedabad Metro rail project between Thaltej and Vastral. He inaugurated the metro rail stretch on the city's East-West corridor from Kalupur station, where he reached in the Vande Bharat Express train that he flagged off from Gandhinagar railway station in the morning. PM #NarendraModi at #AESGround in Ahmedabad after launch of #AhmedabadMetro phase I in the city. The PM earlier fla… https://t.co/Hm7uFWaMrL— TOI Ahmedabad (@TOIAhmedabad) 1664520660000The prime minister waved a green flag to the metro train at Kalupur railway station. With this, the 21-km corridor of the project between Thaltej and Vastral with 17 stations became operational. This corridor has a 6.6km underground section with four stations, the Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) said in a release.
AHMEDABAD: A 22-year-old woman, working as a doctor with a private hospital in Barejadi on the city's outskirts, on Monday filed a complaint with Vivekanand police alleging that her senior doctor molested her multiple times during their work hours in the hospital. The woman, a resident of Vastral, said in her FIR that she was working as a medical officer with a private hospital in Barejadi for the past one week. She said that when she reported to her duty on Monday morning, her senior, Dr Bhupendra Jain offered to teach her how to take x-rays. The woman said that Jain took her to the darkroom where x-ray was taken and while showing her one x-ray film, he molested her. At that time, an employee of the hospital called the woman's name saying that there was some medical emergency in the labour room. After which, Jain let her to go to the labour room. But when she was attending to the emergency in the labour room, Jain allegedly molested her again. She told him not to touch her again or she would file a complaint. To which, Jain apologized to her and said that he will not repeat that mistake. The woman said that she went to another senior named Dr Bhupendra Patel and narrated the entire incident. Patel called up Jain and scolded him for molesting the woman. After which, Jain called her up and threatened her with dire consequences. She also alleged in the FIR that Jain had earlier also sent lewd messages to her. She told her parents about the incident after which she approached Vivekanand police and filed a complaint of molestation and criminal intimidation against Jain.
AHMEDABAD: A 22-year-old woman, working as a doctor with a private hospital in Barejadi on the city's outskirts, on Monday filed a complaint with Vivekanand police alleging that her senior doctor molested her multiple times during their work hours in the hospital. The woman, a resident of Vastral, said in her FIR that she was working as a medical officer with a private hospital in Barejadi for the past one week. She said that when she reported to her duty on Monday morning, her senior, Dr Bhupendra Jain offered to teach her how to take x-rays. The woman said that Jain took her to the darkroom where x-ray was taken and while showing her one x-ray film, he molested her. At that time, an employee of the hospital called the woman's name saying that there was some medical emergency in the labour room. After which, Jain let her to go to the labour room. But when she was attending to the emergency in the labour room, Jain allegedly molested her again. She told him not to touch her again or she would file a complaint. To which, Jain apologized to her and said that he will not repeat that mistake. The woman said that she went to another senior named Dr Bhupendra Patel and narrated the entire incident. Patel called up Jain and scolded him for molesting the woman. After which, Jain called her up and threatened her with dire consequences. She also alleged in the FIR that Jain had earlier also sent lewd messages to her. She told her parents about the incident after which she approached Vivekanand police and filed a complaint of molestation and criminal intimidation against Jain.
AHMEDABAD: For Hardi Shukla, 20, a resident of Navrangpura, it was the excitement of riding the Ahmedabad Metro train on the first day itself that drove her to Thaltej at 9.30am on Sunday. “I generally don’t get up this early, but after seeing the visuals in the media, I wanted to experience the ride,” she said. “I’ve travelled by BRTS, but the feeling of riding a train is completely different. Cleanliness, the design of the stations, and the Thaltej to vastral metro route are good and I hope the city will embrace the Metro.” Many Amdavadis echoed these sentiments as they boarded the Metro on the first day of service after PM Narendra Modi inaugurated the ambitious project’s Phase I on September 30. S S Rathore, the MD of Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC), said that a majority of the commuters took the full route from Thaltej to Vastral and vice versa. “Underground tunnels were the major attractions. While we are awaiting the final figures, it is estimated that over 45,000 had boarded the train on Sunday,” he said. He went on to say that more trains were added to meet the demand. Abhesinh Rajput, a resident of Bopal, was among the many commuters who travelled with their family members. “I believe that many will take the train to Kalupur as it is difficult and expensive to reach the railway station from the city’s west beyond SG Road,” he said. “The Metro rate is affordable, given the quality.”
The eager wait for Metro service was finally over when it opened for the public on Sunday. Long queues were seen at Metro stations of common people just wanting a first experience of a ride on it, leaving ticket windows inundated. The idea of a Metro connecting Thaltej and Vastral was in itself thrilling for many as the distance between the two can now be covered in just minutes.Amdavadis appreciated the new train service and found it fast and quick. Primary school teacher Rajendra Rajera of Maninagar said, “My family and I want to experience the Metro. We travelled in it from Vastral Apparel Park to Thaltej within 30 minutes. The journey was over before we knew it. If we had travelled by our own vehicle, it would have taken much longer and been much tougher in the traffic on roads.”Businessman V K Kalal of Chandkheda took a Metro ride from Thaltej to Vastral and vice-versa with friends. He said, “The sitting arrangements, air conditioning and info display are good. It is squeaky clean for public transport. It will save time and effort for many people.” He added, “We citizens will also have to take care of it. In my case, I have to visit the eastern areas frequently for business. In such a scenario, the Metro will prove a blessing.”For friends Bhakti, Kripita and Divya Joshi of Gandhinagar, who were leaving for Surat, the Metro was a boon. “We came from Gandhinagar to Kalupur station to experience a fast ride on the Metro.”Nasir Qureshi of Mirzapur, his wife and kids, took the Metro from Gheekanta to Thaltej. “It is one of the best gifts the city has received. It was a fun ride and a great escape from the traffic. The Metro train is beautiful.”Another group of friends, Kiara, Priyanka, Samvit, Sandeep, Maahi and Ruchika, described their first ride experience on the Metro as unique and outstanding. They said more people in Ahmedabad will opt for public transport because of the Metro.Nisha Khatri, a resident of Thaltej suggested, “The ticket counters should be on the same floor as the train lines. I also feel that there should be security personnel in every coach. When we got off at Doordarshan Kendra, there was a lot of rush. A lift at the station also stopped working for a few minutes. We had to call the security to help people trapped in the lift.”Pics: Jignesh Vora
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s convoy stopped to give way to an ambulance during his two-day visit to Gujarat. Prime Minister Modi was on his way to Gandhinagar from Ahmedabad and a video showing his convoy halting for the ambulance was shared by the official Twitter handle of BJP Gujarat.The clip, also shared by news agency ANI, shows two SUVs halted on the roadside. After the ambulance passes by, other police vehicles in front of the convoy are seen slowly moving.“A true minister…Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodiji stopped his convoy for the ambulance,” BJP Gujarat’s tweet reads, roughly translated.Watch the video here:#WATCH | Gujarat: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, en route from Ahmedabad to Gandhinagar, stopped his convoy to give way to an ambulance pic.twitter.com/yY16G0UYjJ— ANI (@ANI) September 30, 2022A PTI report said that the incident happened on Friday afternoon when Modi was on his way to the Raj Bhavan in Gandhinagar. It was after he finished his public rally near Doordarshan Centre in Ahmedabad.During his two-day visit from last Thursday, Modi inaugurated various projects and laid foundation stones. On Friday, Modi flagged off the newly upgraded Vande Bharat Express, a semi-high-speed train that will connect Gandhinagar and Mumbai. He also inaugurated phase one of the Ahmedabad Metro rail project between Thaltej and Vastral.With PTI inputs
The convoy of Prime Minister Narendra Modi moved aside on Friday to make way for an ambulance. The convoy was en route to Gandhinagar from Ahmedabad. Once the emergency services vehicle had passed through, the security vehicles of the VIP motorcade were seen joining the formation followed by the PM’s car. Gujarat: Prime Minister #NarendraModi, en route from #Ahmedabad to Gandhinagar, stopped his convoy to give way to a… https://t.co/CSfuM3523u— TOI Ahmedabad (@TOIAhmedabad) 1664531133000The PM concluded his two day visit by visiting Ambaji in north Gujarat, where he laid foundation stones and dedicated several projects to the public. He also visited the famous Ambaji temple and Gabbar Tirtha.
