Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani collapsed on stage on Sunday while addressing a rally for upcoming civic polls in Nizampura area of Vadodara, BJP leaders said.
Gujarat CM Vijay Rupani faints on stage at poll rally in Vadodara
Rupani was given first aid on the stage. He was later seen descending the stairs of the stage on his own.
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VADODARA: Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani fainted on stage on Sunday while addressing a rally for upcoming civic polls in Nizampura area of Vadodara, following which he was flown to Ahmedabad and admitted in a hospital, BJP leaders said.
Rupani, 64, was given first aid on the stage after he collapsed.
He was later seen descending the stairs of the stage on his own.
Police suspect involvement of same three robbers in both the crimes.
The football coach Mahesh Rathwa was on his way to the football ground on his bike when he was targeted near Mehsananagar garba ground at 6.20am. Rathwa said that the three robbers threatened him at knifepoint. Since Rathwa was afraid, he gave away his mobile phone, his wallet which had Rs 600 cash, his PAN card, Aadhar card, driving license and voter’s identification card.
Just 10 minutes later, the ONGC employee Immanuel Khristi was targeted outside a church near Hirabaug in Fatehgunj. The distance of the church from the garba ground is just 3 km away. tnn
Prayers church services Christmas celebrations at St. Michael s Roman Catholic Cathedral Big Bazaar street church on Thuesday night. Story Pratiksha. Photo P.Sreedharan.
Vadodara: Since time immemorial, they have been celebrating the midnight mass on Christmas eve by gathering at the church and offering prayers. But amid the pandemic, the Christian community in Gujarat will celebrate the midnight mass virtually. The community members have taken the decision in the wake of night curfew imposed by the government.
“With night curfew in place, it won’t be possible to gather at the church at night. So we have decided to organize the celebrations online. Celebrations of the midnight mass will be telecast online to the community members on the eve of Christmas,” said Father Jesuraj of the Rosary Church.
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VADODARA: Since time immemorial, they have been celebrating the midnight mass on Christmas eve by gathering at the church and offering prayers. But amid the pandemic, the Christian community in Gujarat will celebrate the midnight mass virtually. The community members have taken the decision in the wake of night curfew imposed by the government.
“With night curfew in place, it won’t be possible to gather at the church at night. So we have decided to organize the celebrations online. Celebrations of the midnight mass will be telecast online to the community members on the eve of Christmas,” said Father Jesuraj of the Rosary Church.