Amit Shah Lauds Kadva Patel Community's Contributions

Gandhinagar : Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah inaugurated the Amin PJKP Vidyarthi Bhawan, a state-of-the-art facility of the Shri Kadva Patidar Samaj, in Ahmedabad on the auspicious day of Rath Yatra. Shah praised the Kadva Patel community for their substantial contributions to the development of Gujarat and India.

Shah remarked on the occasion, "It is a moment of pride and joy to see this institution nearing its 100-year milestone. The Kadva Patidar community has consistently contributed to the societal, state, and national development through hard work and dedication."

Expressing gratitude to the institution, Shah noted that he had missed the Bhoomi Pujan of the Vidyarthi Bhawan but was grateful to be present for its inauguration. He emphasized the parallel growth of Gujarat and the Patel community, acknowledging their mutual progress and contributions.

Shah advised the youth to set clear goals and work diligently towards achieving them, emphasizing the importance of living for the country. "Whether you become an IAS, IPS, Chief Minister, doctor, good citizen, or housewife, it is crucial to contribute to the nation's progress," he stated.

Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, speaking at the event, underscored the vital role of hostels in education and personal development. He highlighted the government's initiative of Samras hostels, which provide facilities for higher education to students from rural and remote areas. He commended the societal efforts in this regard, noting that they complement the government's initiatives excellently.

Satishbhai Patel, President of Amin PJKP Vidhyarthi Bhavan, outlined the institution's achievements in his welcome address and thanked the donors for their contributions to its development.