Bhupendra Patel

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel traveled to Navsari's flood-affected villages and met with the victims on July 12. Severe rains in Gujarat's Rajkot region led to a flood-like event that claimed one life on July 12. The authorities have urged those who live in the lower regions to maintain their alertness. The state will experience mild to moderate rainfall over the next four days, according to the meteorological department.

PM Narendra Modi dedicated a building of the Rashtriya Raksha University at Dehgam in Gandhinagar on March 12. During the event Union home minister Amit Shah, governor Acharya Devvrat and chief minister Bhupendra Patel were also present. Furthermore, he also addressed the first convocation. Earlier, on March 12, after registering a victory in four poll-bound states, PM Modi held a mega roadshow in Gandhinagar district. 

Following Bhupendra Patel replacing the incumbent CM of Gujarat Vijay Rupani, Congress attacked BJP that government will now be remote-controlled by the 2016 CM of Gujarat, Anandiben Patel. Gujarat Vidhan Sabha Congress leader Paresh Dhanani said, "government has shifted the power, but the problem persists." He added, "Amit Shah has misruled the government during Covid-19 which, led to power been given to Anandiben".