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DILIP PATEL
Gandhinagar, 30 June 2022
In the 12 years from 2009 to 2021-22, the state government has allocated a total of Rs 44,102 crore. Now, the state has given Rs 5,100 crore for towns and metros for 2022-23. 49,202 crore for cities in 12 years. In this way 17 thousand rupees have been spent per person. One lakh rupees have been given per family in cities. The local government has spent twice as much on taxes. Thus the government has spent Rs 3 lakh per family.
Apart from this, Rs 25,000 crore is to be provided by the central government this year. 2.50 lakh crore is estimated to be spent on national highways connecting cities in 10 years.
In this way, about Rs 3 lakh crore has been spent on cities in 12 years. 1 lakh per person and 5 lakh per urban household has been spent.
Thus the government is spending more for the cities. Not so much is spent for people in rural areas. Because BJP MLAs are elected from cities. The BJP governments are elected in the district headquarters 8 Mahindra. So the government is happy to give more money to the cities.
Rs 3800 crore will be allocated to Gujarat Municipal Finance Board and Rs 1294 crore to Gujarat Urban Development Mission.
Out of which Rs 3345 crore will be given to municipal corporations, Rs 1628 crore will be given to municipalities and Rs 127 crore will be given to urban development authorities.
A provision has been made to provide Rs 1917 crore to eight municipal corporations, Rs 379 crore to municipalities and Rs 72 crore to urban development authorities.
Out of Rs 500 crore for Mukhyamantri Shahari Sadak Yojana, Rs 300 crore will be allocated to eight municipal corporations and Rs 200 crore to municipalities.
There is a provision of Rs 350 crore for private societies and Rs 100 crore for identification works.
250 crores will be allocated for the construction of flyovers to address the traffic problem in Municipal Corporation and Municipal Corporation areas.
An allocation of Rs 238 crore will be made for the development of overgrown areas of 8 municipal corporations.
Rs 1294 crore will be allocated to Gujarat Urban Development Mission for works in towns and cities.
Under the tap water program, underground sewerage, water supply, drinking water distribution work, bus transportation cost assistance will be provided.
Work on 34 national highways will be started in Gujarat at a cost of Rs 3761 crore.
Road construction or development works have been started in 33 districts of the state in six months at a cost of Rs 12200 crore. Now work on 34 National Highways will start at a cost of Rs 3761 crore.
This amount will be largely spent on the roads connecting the cities.
In which Rs 2511 crore has been spent on road construction and construction of new bridge as well as Rs. 1250 crore pre-construction activities will be done. These roads will have bridges over rivers, ROBs, RUBs at railway gates, which will reduce the number of railway gates.
In the annual plan, 12.8 km road from Narol Junction to Ujala Junction in Ahmedabad will be developed at a cost of Rs 350 crore. The six-lane road will be made eight-lane. The existing bridge over the Sabarmati river will be made six lane.
The 5.28 km four-lane road between Vishala Junction and Ujala Junction will be made a six-lane elevated corridor at a cost of Rs 128 crore.
4 km between ISKCON flyover and Sanand flyover on Sarkhej-Gandhinagar highway at a cost of Rs 110 crore. The length will be 3 elevated flyovers.
Rupee. At a cost of Rs. On which 2 railway overbridges and new culverts will be built. Vehicles will be able to run at a speed of 100 km
A 50-km 10-metre wide road will be constructed from Badda-Amreli at a cost of Rs 451 crore. There will be river bridge and railway overbridge to reach Bagsara along with Amreli bypass.
A new 10-metre wide road on Bhiloda-Shamlaji National Highway 168-G will be constructed at a cost of Rs 450 crore. On which a small bridge and Bhiloda bypass will be built.
The Ahwa-Saputara National Highway-953 will be widened by 10 meters.
Jamnagar-Kalvad National Highway-927-D will be made four-laned at a cost of Rs.250 crore. For which land will also be acquired in the forest area.
Because of these reasons BJP is in cities—–
Urban voters are in favor of BJP. In total there were 144 wards and 576 seats in the 6 municipal elections. Out of which BJP won 483 seats. Whereas the Congress was reduced to only 55 seats. Other parties won 38 seats. Two things were important in this election. The first area to rule a circle in the BJP
967 km of state highways have been upgraded to national highways, out of which 769 state highways have been converted into national highways. Which is on the Coastal Highway of Saurashtra. Those who are benefiting more businesses than the people who use it.
Thus the Rupani government has increased the number of rural roads by 3 per cent as against a 35 per cent increase in city roads. Which shows that Rupani government is giving good routes in cities. But the reason for not doing so in rural areas is that rural people did not vote for Rupani in 2017. His government was formed when Rupani got votes in the cities.
Small town
In the 2015 local body elections – there was an increase of 4.59 per cent in the support base in municipal corporations, municipalities and panchayats. The result was that in the municipality-panchayat elections, the BJP
lost most of its institutions. BJP’s vote share declined by 1.25 per cent. Congress won 23 out of 31 district panchayats, 151 out of 221 taluka panchayats and 12 municipalities. The mood-changing attitude eventually took a toll on the Congress.
In 2021, the BJP got 54.19 percent of the votes in the district panchayats. Congress got 39.17 percent votes. In this way, the Aam Aadmi Party got 2.66 percent of the votes.
Gujarat
With the BJP government built on the votes of the urban voters, the Gujarat government is now going ahead with a plan as to why the urban areas are developing rapidly. In only five women, an urban area of 500 square kilometers has been increased in Gujarat. As Gujarat Chief Minister and in-charge of urban development Vijay Rupani formed the new government, he is now following a policy of rapid urbanisation. Plans for cities have accelerated.
Accelerate Urbanization – CM
The BJP government has instructed the TPO town planner and CTP and the department to expedite the implementation of the city policy. The remaining TPs are also to be completed immediately and clear orders have been given that the delay of TPs should not be hampered in the development of the city. After the finalization of the code of conduct for the Lok Sabha elections, the city administration has issued 21 TPs. Has done the work of accelerating urban expansion by approving town planning plans and development plans. The Chief Minister has approved 50 TPs in 5 months.
He also gave clear instructions to the people of the Urban Development Department that there would be no difficulty and prompt action would be taken at all levels.
50 urban planning in 5 months
50 TP approved in 5 months of 2019. The new government has approved 150 TPs in one and a half years. Which is more than all previous governments. TP scheme of 10 hectares has been made.
Ahmedabad grew up
Three initial TPs and one draft TP of Ahmedabad city have been approved. In these plans TP 112 of Odhav, TP 54 of Oganj and TP 1 M3 of Bopal have been approved as preliminary and draft TP 28 of Ghatlodia-Sola-Chandlodia. With the approval of these 3 preliminary plans of Ahmedabad, the city will get gardens, open land, social infrastructure as well as housing for the socio-economic class. Especially with the approval of the initial TP, the land will be available for housing for the people belonging to the economically and socially weaker section and will be another step towards fulfilling the dream of a common man’s house in the urban area. The Chief Minister believes so. It literally meant increasing the population in the cities.
Highest TP in Surat
Pune 20 has approved a preliminary plan in Surat. The Chief Minister has given clear instructions to the concerned officers for speedy implementation of the draft plan as well as timely implementation of roads as well as other infrastructural facilities in the draft TP.
Why the momentum after the election?
After completion of Lok Sabha elections and formation of BJP government, 12 last TPs approved are: Surat 38 Variav, Vadodara 1 Khanpur – Sevasi, Ahmedabad 111 (Nikol – Kathwara), Gandhinagar – Guda 16, Pethapur, Gandhinagar Guda 13 Wavol, Unja 1, First Verified and Ahmedabad 109 Muthia – Leelasia-Hanspura.
what happened before the election
6 final TPs were approved before the election. Once the final TP is approved, as soon as the TP planning is completed, all the records are handed over by the Town Planning Officer to the concerned authority and as a result, other TPs in the office of such TPO can be conducted more expeditiously. could. Small towns will get bigger. Vijaybhai Rupani has approved the final TP of Rajkot 15 Vavadis and 27 Mavadis. Development plans of Curjan and Jagadiya-Sultanpur, TP-1 preliminary and other miscellaneous schemes of Bilimora-Desara, 2 draft schemes of Bhavnagar city, 19 and 20 women have also been approved.
no one can beat bjp
30 million people live in cities. If the city continues to grow like this, then by 2024 the population of Gujarat will be more than 50 percent. If this happens then no one from Gujarat can defeat BJP, they will enjoy the power of Gujarat for a long time.
urban politics
Ahmedabad is a metro city. As the urban areas in Ahmedabad merged, electricity remained. Cities like Surat, Vadodara and Rajkot are million cities. Its population is more than 10 lakhs. What happens in big cities has a direct impact on the rural population. Due to which political parties gain or lose.
the city grew
There are 27 cities ranging from 1 to 10 lakhs. These include 4 municipal corporations Bhavnagar, Jamnagar, Junagadh, Gandhinagar. In addition, the BJP is ruling all the 27 cities with 23 municipalities.
There are 34 cities with a population of 50 thousand to 1 lakh. These are all municipalities. The BJP has 90 percent of the total. There are 5 district headquarters also municipalities which include Rajpipla, Ahwa, Vyara, Lunavada, Modasa. In which BJP has a strength of more than 4.
the villagers were taken to the city
When the BJP came to power in Gujarat, the number of villages with 500 inhabitants was 3,000 which increased to 2,400 in 2011. By 2024, this will come down to close to 2,000. Thus 50 percent of the people of small villages have migrated. Had they not migrated, the number of these villages would have increased to 3500 villages. Had this been the case, BJP’s votes would have been cut.
the village will become the city
In contrast, there has been a dramatic increase in urban areas. When BJP came to power in Gujarat, there were 264 cities out of 5000. There were 348 cities in 2011 and now there are other cities by 2024.
There are 400 big villages or cities till the Lok Sabha elections come.
The population of cities is also increasing
The rural population was 2.70 crore which will increase to 3.46 crore in 2011 and 4 crore in 2024. In contrast, the urban population of 1.42 crore was 2.57 crore in 2011 and will be close to 40 million by 2014. Thus, under the BJP rule, the population growth rate in rural areas declined from 15 percent to 9.30 percent by 2011 and may reach 5 percent in 2014. Thus the population of the village is decreasing. Its Sami urban population growth rate has increased from 34% to 36% and will now reach 40% by 2024. It has a high birth rate in rural areas. If it were similar to cities, today cities and villages would have the same population and by 2024 the population of cities would be more than the population of villages.
Hindutva of 2002
In the 2002 elections, the Congress got only 35.38 percent of the votes. Which increased to 43.52 percent at the end of 2015. Thus the impact of Hindutva was enormous on the voters. Which is also the morning of 2021 today. In 2021 it has come down to 39 per cent. The population base has declined by 4 percent.
Both the Congress and the BJP are looking at the December 2022 elections as a political barometer of the mood of the Gujarati people.
Ahmedabad is broken
In 2015, after 12 years of exile in the cities, Congress received widespread support. Congress councilors were promoted in Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation. With the delimitation of new wards in Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation, there has been an increase in the number of Congress councilors as compared to 2010 due to the panel of 4 corporators. Eleven councilors of BJP were less elected. In the 2010 election, the Congress had 37 councillors. Which increased to 49. In 2015, the BJP’s 151 councilors fell to 142.
Hindutva continues
In urban areas of Gujarat, the Congress was driven away by Hindu voters after the 2002 Godhra riots. At the end of 12 years, the wave of Hindutva came to an end in 2015. It was strongly opposed in the metropolitan cities of Surat, Rajkot, Ahmedabad. Now despite the issues troubling the people, BJP has got votes again in 2021.
Even after the Shankersinh Vaghela rebellion, the Congress had more elected representatives than the BJP in Gujarat. In 2010, the BJP had 2460 representatives out of a total of 4778 in all local bodies. In 2015 it came down to 1718. Whereas Congress increased from 1428 to 2102.
in 2021
In 2021, BJP has 800 seats in district panchayats. Congress has done 169.
In Taluka Panchayat, BJP got 52.27 percent votes with 3351 seats and Congress got 38.82 percent votes with 1252 seats. In this way Aam Aadmi Party has got 31 seats. There were a total of 4771 seats.
Out of 2720 seats in the municipality, BJP got 2085 seats with 52.7 percent votes. Congress got 388 seats with 29.09 percent votes. NCP got 5 seats with 0.5 percent votes, Samajwadi Party got 14 seats with 0.83 percent votes, Aam Aadmi Party got 9 seats with 4.16 percent votes and Owaisi got 17 seats with 0.7 percent votes. Independents won 24 seats with 1.19 per cent votes.
