During the Chhattisgarh Rajyotsav celebrations held in Nava Raipur, Amit Shah highlighted the ongoing transformation of the state while addressing past governance challenges. He stated that the region had endured severe turmoil due to Maoist extremism over several decades. He further argued that earlier administrations under the Congress party offered political backing to these elements, whereas the state has now shifted its trajectory toward peace, governance, and public welfare.
Foundation Day Address in Nava Raipur
Highlighting the progress achieved under the leadership of Narendra Modi, Amit Shah emphasized that the region has moved away from unrest to become a model of administrative stability. He shared on the social media platform X that Maoists had pushed Chhattisgarh into prolonged violence with political shelter from previous governments, but the territory is now steadily shaking off extremism to embrace economic advancement.
About Chhattisgarh
Formed on November 1, 2000, Chhattisgarh was established as the 26th state of India after being carved out of Madhya Pradesh. The mineral-rich state serves as an essential industrial hub, supplying vital power and accounting for 15 percent of the country's total steel production. Driven by rich natural resources and infrastructure expansion, it currently ranks among the fastest-growing states in India.
Public Reaction
The remarks drew varied responses from the public and observers across digital forums. While several citizens expressed strong appreciation for improvements in security and regional administration, other commentators called for equal attention toward wider policy challenges and dialogues raised across the country.
