New Patan Bus Port Inaugurated by Gujarat Deputy CM to Serve 20,000 Passengers Daily

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New Patan Bus Port Inaugurated by Gujarat Deputy CM to Serve 20,000 Passengers Daily

Synopsis

Gujarat's Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi inaugurated a new bus port in Patan, designed to facilitate 850 daily bus movements and accommodate over 20,000 passengers. This initiative reflects the state’s commitment to improving public transport and passenger experience.

Key Takeaways

The new bus port in Patan will serve over 20,000 passengers daily.
It handles approximately 850 bus movements each day.
Inaugurated by Deputy CM Harsh Sanghavi under a public-private partnership.
Constructed by GSRTC in collaboration with Katira Construction.
The facility includes modern amenities for passenger safety and comfort.

Patan, March 27 (NationPress) A newly inaugurated bus port in Patan is set to manage approximately 850 bus trips each day and is projected to cater to over 20,000 passengers daily, following its launch on Friday through a public-private partnership.

This facility, developed by the Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation (GSRTC) in partnership with Katira Construction (Patan) Pvt. Ltd., was officially opened by Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi.

During the inauguration, he unveiled a commemorative plaque after a ceremonial ribbon-cutting and announced the introduction of three new air-conditioned buses for the district.

Sanghavi stated that this initiative embodies the developmental vision put forth by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

“We are constantly striving to ensure amenities reach every part of the state. This new bus port in Patan stands as a testament to that vision,” he remarked.

He confirmed that services from the port would commence the next day, with a total of 850 bus arrivals and departures, while reiterating the state’s ambition to deliver public transport services to 30 lakh passengers daily by 2027.

Post-inauguration, Sanghavi visited the Kalika Mata temple in the vicinity to offer his prayers.

According to officials, the bus port spans roughly 15,974 square meters and was constructed at an estimated cost of Rs 17 crore.

The facility includes modern amenities designed to enhance passenger comfort and safety.

In-charge Minister Swarupji Thakor characterized the inauguration as a crucial achievement for the district.

“This new bus port is not merely a structure but marks the beginning of a new phase in Patan’s growth. It will ensure a safe, comfortable, and convenient travel experience for thousands and contribute to the town’s identity,” he stated.

He also highlighted the importance of public cooperation in maintaining cleanliness and upkeep.

The event also mentioned a planned visit by Prime Minister Modi to North Gujarat on March 31, where he will virtually inaugurate a 3D mapping show at the UNESCO-listed 'Rani Ni Vav'.

Among the attendees were MLAs Lavingji Thakor, Alpesh Thakor, Kirit Patel, and Balvantsinh Rajput, along with other officials and local community members.

Point of View

Aligning with the government's vision of improving infrastructure and connectivity across Gujarat. This initiative not only serves practical needs but also symbolizes progress in regional development.
NationPress
4 Jul 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of the new bus port?
The new bus port in Patan is expected to handle over 20,000 passengers daily, with around 850 bus movements each day.
Who inaugurated the bus port?
The bus port was inaugurated by Gujarat's Deputy Chief Minister, Harsh Sanghavi.
What is the estimated cost of the bus port?
The estimated cost of constructing the bus port is Rs 17 crore.
When will operations start?
Operations from the bus port are set to commence the day after the inauguration.
What are the modern amenities available at the bus port?
The facility includes various modern passenger amenities aimed at enhancing comfort and safety.
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