Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Gujarat CM Stops at Village, Prays at Bahucharaji Temple
Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel visited a famous temple in Mehsana district.
He prayed at the Bahucharaji temple using traditional rituals.
He asked for happiness, peace and prosperity for the people of Gujarat.
While returning to Gandhinagar, he unexpectedly stopped at Mewad village.
He met local young people and shared tea with them.
Officials said this showed his simple and accessible approach.
Other officials and local representatives also prayed at the temple.
The temple is currently being redeveloped.
Its first reconstruction phase was announced with a cost of Rs 76.51 crore.
Bhupendra Patel made an unscheduled stop at Mewad village in Mehsana district on Saturday.
The Gujarat chief minister interacted with local rural youth over tea while returning to Gandhinagar.
Patel visited Bahucharaji Shakti Peeth and performed traditional prayers to Maa Bahuchar.
He prayed for Gujarat’s peace, prosperity, development and continued progress.
The temple’s first reconstruction phase was announced at a cost of Rs 76.51 crore.
- Who
- Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, accompanied by local representatives and officials.
- What
- Patel visited Bahucharaji Temple, offered prayers and made an unscheduled village stop to meet rural youth.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- Bahucharaji Temple and Mewad village in Mehsana district, Gujarat, during Patel’s return to Gandhinagar.
- Why
- He prayed for Gujarat’s happiness, peace, prosperity and continued development, and interacted with local villagers.
- Chief minister
- Bhupendra Patel
- District
- Mehsana, Gujarat
- Temple visited
- Bahucharaji Shakti Peeth
- Village stop
- Mewad village
- Interaction
- Patel met rural youth over tea
- Reconstruction cost
- Rs 76.51 crore for the first phase
- Foundation stone
- Laid in August 2024