Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel recently met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi to discuss various issues concerning the state. The meeting took place at the Prime Minister’s residence and lasted for over an hour. This was Patel’s first official visit to the national capital after taking over as the Chief Minister of Gujarat. The discussions between the two leaders are said to have focused on the development projects in Gujarat and the overall progress of the state. The meeting holds significance as it comes at a time when the BJP government in Gujarat is gearing up for the upcoming state elections. Both Patel and Modi expressed confidence in the party’s prospects in the upcoming polls. The Prime Minister also lauded Patel for his efforts in leading the state during challenging times, including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Patel, a first-time MLA, was appointed as the Chief Minister of Gujarat in September 2021, following the resignation of Vijay Rupani. He has since been working towards fulfilling the BJP’s development agenda in the state. The meeting between Patel and Modi is seen as a crucial step towards strengthening the party’s position in Gujarat ahead of the elections. Stay tuned as more updates are expected to follow regarding the outcomes of the meeting and the future plans for the state of Gujarat.