Amit Shah Interacts With Children, Has Food At NGO Formed In His Mother’s Memory
Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah along with his family had lunch at the ‘Kusumba Anna Kshetra’ kitchen today, which is being run in memory of his mother, in his native village Manasa in Gujarat. The kitchen provides free food to the needy on a daily basis. The Home Minister was seen having food and interacting with the children at the Anna Kshetra. Later, he also distributed toys and other materials to Anganwadi students in Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
Among other engagements in Gujarat, HM Shah today (August 13) also inspected the Harami Nala and the Border Security Force’s (BSF) Border Observation Posts (BOPs). He said, “Inspected the Harami Nala Creek in Kutch, Gujarat, and also the BSF BOPs there. It is one of the most inhospitable areas along the Indo-Pak border. The name Harami Nala is derived from its deceptive nature and also from its notoriety of being exploited by infiltrators in the past,” Shah said on X (formerly known as Twitter).
During the day, he also visited the Bahuchar Mata temple in his native village Manasa and prayed for the well being of the people. “I had darshan and paid obeisance to Kuldevi Bahuchar Mata in my native place Manasa and also prayed for the wellbeing of the citizens,” Amit Shah said on X.
Strengthening BSF’s operational readiness
Further enhancing the operational capability of BSF in Kutch, Home Minister Shah inaugurated a mooring place (a permanent structure to secure a sea-borne vessel) and inaugurated a road and an OP tower. “In a significant step towards enhancing border security and infrastructure, Home Minister Amit Shah laid the foundation stone for a Mooring Place at Koteshwar for the Border Security Force (BSF) in Kutch and also inaugurated the newly constructed Chidiyamod-Biarbet Link Road and OP Tower in the district’s Harami Nala area,” informed BSF Gujarat in an official release.
Earlier today, Shah flagged off the Tiranga Yatra in Ghatlodiya, Ahmedabad. He later e-inaugurated the National Security Guard (NSG) campus in Manasa and also attended the stone laying ceremony of various development projects of the Gujarat government.
