On Sept 21, Home Minister Amit Shah visits Rajasthan ahead of PM Modi’s Banswara trip, with strict security measures during his Jodhpur visit.
Prior to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s trip to Banswara, Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah is scheduled to travel to Jodhpur on Sunday, September 21. At the foundation stone laying ceremony for the Shri Parsamal Bohra Netraheen Mahavidyalaya buildings in Ramraj Nagar, Jodhpur, he would be the main guest.
On Sunday at 3:50 p.m., Amit Shah is scheduled to land at Jodhpur Airport. He will leave the airport at 3:55 p.m. and head directly to Shri Parsamal Bohra Netraheen Mahavidyalaya in Ramraj Nagar. Amit Shah is scheduled to attend the foundation stone laying event between 4.10 and 5.30 p.m. He will leave for Surat, Gujarat, at 5:55 p.m. after returning to Jodhpur Airport at 5:50 p.m.
Secure Transportation from the Airport to the Event
There will be strict security measures in place when Union Home Minister Amit Shah visits Jodhpur. Over 400 police officers would be sent from Jodhpur Airport to the Ramraj Nagar, Chokha, location. On Friday night, Police Commissioner Om Prakash and Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Vineet Kumar Bansal examined the venue’s security setup.
Attendance of CM Bhajan Lal Sharma at the Ceremony
According to DCP (West) Vineet Kumar Bansal, Union Home Minister Amit Shah will travel to Jodhpur on Sunday to lay the cornerstone for the Ramraj Nagar college for the blind. The function is also anticipated to be attended by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma. Strict security measures will be used. The route is being evaluated along with other security procedures.
Bohra Netraheen Mahavidyalaya Parsamal founded in 1977.
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The institution known as Parsamal Bohra Netraheen Mahavidyalaya was founded on August 15, 1977. This facility was founded by Sushilā Bohra and two vision handicapped youngsters in an old temple building. There are 1251 pupils at the school right now. The facility has reportedly done a fantastic job in the last 48 years by educating and teaching 4,626 children who are mentally challenged, deaf and mute, and visually impaired and integrating them into society.