Chhattisgarh CM Vishnu Deo Sai Talks About State’s Progress and Future Plans in Delhi
Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai attended a programme called ‘Good Governance Dialogue’ in Delhi. He shared the Chhattisgarh government’s activities over the past seven months and explained how these efforts have won the trust of the people.
State’s Development Journey
Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai narrated the state’s development journey, stating, ‘Chhattisgarh has been crafted by God with great care. The state, rich in natural and mineral resources, holds immense potential. We are also conducting research on the state’s forest wealth, which will significantly contribute to taking the state to the next level of development in the coming years.’
Praise for Raman Singh’s Tenure
Vishnu Deo Sai remembered the tenure of Raman Singh and said, ‘During his tenure, Chhattisgarh established an identity. The public of Chhattisgarh has chosen Raman Singh Ji for 15 years and during his tenure, significant progress was made in the sectors of roads, electricity, water, and education throughout the entire region, and Chhattisgarh established an identity.’
Criticism of Previous Congress Government
CM Sai criticized the previous government of Congress, saying, ‘After Raman Singh’s Chhattisgarh went back into the hands of Congress, during those five years, the state regressed significantly in terms of development. There were scams everywhere–scams in coal, sand, and liquor.’
Prime Minister Modi’s Governance
Highlighting the governance of Prime Minister Modi, CM Sai asserted, ‘The Prime Minister resolves that farmers’ income should double, every person in Chhattisgarh should progress, and everyone should enjoy basic facilities.’
Suraksha Kendra
Speaking about Suraksha Kendra, he said, ‘We have opened approximately 33 security centres. A security centre means providing all government facilities to all villages within a 5-kilometer radius.’
Home Minister Vijay Sharma’s Address
Home Minister Vijay Sharma also shared his experience of 6 months of government. Addressing the Naxal issue, he said, ‘Naxalism is our top priority. Through collaborative efforts and innovative strategies, we aim to ensure peace and security in Chhattisgarh. The Naxalite agenda in Chhattisgarh is often exaggerated. In my view, there is nothing significant about the Naxalite agenda. We have taken many necessary steps to eradicate Naxalism, and I assure you that in the next 2-3 years, you will be able to enjoy sitting by the Indravati River in Bastar.’
Meetings with Key Ministers
Chhattisgarh’s Chief Minister was on a visit to Delhi. During his visit, he met with Home Minister Amit Shah, Mansukh Mandaviya, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, and Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari.
Doubts Revealed
Chhattisgarh -: Chhattisgarh is a state in central India known for its rich cultural heritage and natural resources like forests and minerals.
Chief Minister -: A Chief Minister is the head of the government in an Indian state, similar to a principal in a school but for the whole state.
Vishnu Deo Sai -: Vishnu Deo Sai is the current Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh, responsible for leading the state government.
Good Governance Dialogue -: The ‘Good Governance Dialogue’ is a meeting where leaders discuss how to make the government work better for the people.
Delhi -: Delhi is the capital city of India, where many important government meetings take place.
Natural resources -: Natural resources are things like minerals, forests, and water that come from nature and can be used by people.
Raman Singh -: Raman Singh is a former Chief Minister of Chhattisgarh who served before Vishnu Deo Sai.
Congress government -: The Congress government refers to the time when the Indian National Congress party was in power in Chhattisgarh.
Scams -: Scams are dishonest schemes or frauds, often involving money.
Home Minister -: The Home Minister is a government official responsible for internal security and law and order in the state.
Vijay Sharma -: Vijay Sharma is the Home Minister of Chhattisgarh, working on keeping the state safe.
Naxalism -: Naxalism is a movement by some groups in India who use violence to fight against the government, often in rural areas.
Key ministers -: Key ministers are important government officials who help run different parts of the state government.
