Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Amit Shah on Yamuna Riverfront & Pahalgam Attack
The Home Minister, Amit Shah, is working on two important things.
First, he wants to make the Yamuna River in Delhi cleaner, like the Sabarmati River in Gujarat.
This is part of a big plan to fix up cities and rivers.
Second, he promised to find and punish all the terrorists who attacked people in Pahalgam.
The government is serious about stopping terrorism and will not let anyone get away with such bad acts.
Shah also celebrated the day when Gujarat and Maharashtra were created, remembering the special contributions of both states.
Amit Shah stated the Yamuna riverfront project will be developed similar to the Sabarmati riverfront.
The project is part of a larger initiative to revitalize urban infrastructure and river systems.
Shah vowed to hunt down all terrorists involved in the recent Pahalgam attack.
The Home Minister emphasized the government's zero-tolerance policy against terrorism.
Shah was speaking at the 65th foundation day celebrations of Gujarat and Maharashtra in Delhi.
- Who
- Amit Shah
- What
- Discussed the Yamuna riverfront project, addressed the Pahalgam attack, and highlighted the importance of Gujarat and Maharashtra's contributions.
- When
- Thursday, May 1, during the 65th foundation day of Gujarat and Maharashtra.
- Where
- Delhi, at the Yamuna floodplain (Asita).
- Why
- To revitalize infrastructure, address the Pahalgam attack, and mark Gujarat and Maharashtra's foundation day.
- Key Figure
- Union Home Minister
- Recent Event
- Pahalgam terror attack on April 22
- Government Initiative
- Revitalizing urban infrastructure and river systems
- Event Celebrated
- 65th foundation day of Gujarat and Maharashtra
