Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Gujarat CM Patel Completes Three Years
Bhupendra Patel, the Chief Minister of Gujarat, is completing three years in office on December 12.
During his tenure, Gujarat has made significant progress in various areas.
The state police have seized a large amount of drugs, and new anti-narcotics units are being set up.
Gujarat is also hosting the 2030 Commonwealth Games and has installed thousands of CCTV cameras to improve security.
In the health sector, over 1.15 crore digital health cards have been issued to school students, and the state ranks first in kidney transplants.
Additionally, Ahmedabad has been declared the cleanest city in the country.
The state has also introduced an AI-based system to prevent student dropouts and has increased the number of municipal corporations to 17.
Bhupendra Patel completes three years as Gujarat's Chief Minister on December 12.
Gujarat police seized 65,789.74 kg of drugs worth Rs 5,426.25 crore during his tenure.
Gujarat will host the 2030 Commonwealth Games and has set up six new anti-narcotics units.
Over 7,000 CCTV cameras installed under Project VISWAS, solving 14,000 cases.
1.15 crore digital health cards issued to school students, and Gujarat ranks first in kidney transplants.
- Who
- Bhupendra Patel, Chief Minister of Gujarat
- What
- Completion of three years in office
- When
- December 12
- Where
- Gujarat, India
- Why
- To highlight achievements and initiatives during his tenure
- Chief Minister
- Bhupendra Patel
- Tenure Duration
- Three years (December 12)
- Drugs Seized
- 65,789.74 kg worth Rs 5,426.25 crore
- 2030 Commonwealth Games
- Gujarat to host
- Anti-Narcotics Task Force
- Six new zone-wise units to be set up
- CCTV Cameras Installed
- Over 7,000 under Project VISWAS
- Digital Health Cards Issued
- 1.15 crore to school students
- Kidney Transplants
- 465, ranking first in the country
- Municipal Corporations
- 17 (nine new in 2025)
- Cleanest City
- Ahmedabad (Swachh Survekshan 2024–25)