He hailed the establishment of Shri Govind Guru University at Vinzol near Godhra as a fulfilment of a vision first conceived by PM Modi during his tenure as Gujarat Chief Minister.“Narendrabhai had envisioned a university and memorial dedicated to Govind Guru that would inspire tribal communities across the nation,” Shah said.The university, set up in 2015, saw the launch and foundation stone-laying of development projects worth Rs 125 crore during the event. These include a Centre for Excellence, an indoor multipurpose sports complex, a synthetic track, football and cricket grounds, an artificial lake, and a new hostel building.Reiterating the government’s commitment to honour tribal pride and history, Shah said, “Prime Minister Modi has taken Govind Guru’s legacy forward and is committed to building a developed India by 2047.”He concluded by urging the nation’s youth to dedicate themselves to this goal: “As we move toward 100 years of independence, our children and youth must resolve to make India number one in every field across the world. That would be the true tribute to our heroes.”Union Home Minister Amit Shah, currently on a visit to Gujarat, was scheduled to attend the foundation stone laying ceremony of Govind Guru University in Godhra today. However, adverse weather conditions prevented him from reaching the venue. Addressing the gathering virtually, Shah expressed regret for not being able to join in person and extended his best wishes for the event.
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