New Delhi. On the occasion of Chhattisgarh State Foundation Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today inaugurated the new building of Chhattisgarh Assembly. After this, he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of several projects worth Rs 14,260 crore related to the development of the state. Prime Minister Modi said, 11 years ago, 125 districts of the country were affected by Maoist violence. Now only three districts are left where they are still trying to maintain their influence, but I guarantee the countrymen, the day is not far when Chhattisgarh and every corner of India will be completely free from Maoist terror.
VIDEO | Nava Raipur: Addressing at Chhattisgarh Rajat Mahotsav, PM Modi says, “Chhattisgarh was once only known for ‘export of raw materials’, but today the state is emerging in a new role as an industrial state.”
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The Prime Minister said, I am very happy that Chhattisgarh is freeing itself from the shackles of Naxalism and Maoist terrorism. Whatever you people faced for 50-55 years because of Naxalism is painful. Taking aim at Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders without naming them, Modi said, today those who flaunt the book of the Constitution, those who shed crocodile tears in the name of social justice, have done injustice to you for decades for their political selfishness. Those people who ruled the country for decades leave you people to fend for themselves and enjoy their lives sitting in AC rooms.
Nava Raipur, Chhattisgarh: PM Modi says, “I’m very happy that Chhattisgarh is finally freeing itself from the grip of Naxalism and Maoist terror. For 50–55 years, people here suffered deeply because of it. Those who pretend to uphold the Constitution or shed crocodile tears in… pic.twitter.com/OltjucITtv
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Addressing the Chhattisgarh Silver Mahotsav, Prime Minister Modi said, after the year 2000, an entire generation has changed here. Today there is a whole generation of youth here who have not seen those old days. When Chhattisgarh was formed, it was very difficult to reach many villages because there were no roads. Today trains like Vande Bharat are running in Chhattisgarh. There are direct flight facilities and also road routes like expressways. Chhattisgarh was once known only for ‘export of raw materials’, but today the state is emerging in a new role as an industrial state.
