Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a ₹33,700-crore development package in Chhattisgarh, presenting a vision for the economic transformation in the tribal-dominated state while sharply criticizing the Congress over corruption and policy failures.
The development underscores the combined impact of sustained counter-insurgency operations and Chhattisgarh’s rehabilitation initiatives aimed at dismantling the Naxal network.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh on Sunday, where he will participate in various programmes and inaugurate multiple development projects.
Each beneficiary received a package containing high-quality suit fabric, traditional vermicelli (seviyan) for Eid preparations, premium dates (khajoor), and an assortment of Indian sweets.
Shah appealed the armed rebels to give up their weapons, and stressed that only peace and development can bring the change.
The agreements aim to promote IT sector growth, foster startups, and attract investments in the semiconductor industry.
Murmu praised its commitment to inclusive governance, acknowledged its cultural and economic significance, and highlighted its progress in social and developmental reforms.
The bodies of all slain Naxal insurgents have been recovered, while one District Reserve Guard (DRG) jawan, Raju Oyami, was martyred.
Chhattisgarh has emerged as a trailblazer in mineral sector governance under the leadership of Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, combining transparency, innovation, and sustainability to drive unprecedented economic growth.
Prime Minister Modi responded positively and assured full support from the central government.
