Pivotal Call: Meeting with CMs of Border States by Union Minister Amit Shah

The Pivotal Call: Why We Need a Meeting in India

In an era where governance and politics are deeply intertwined, Amit Shah’s pivotal call to meet Chief Ministers (CMs) of border states for the upcoming meeting is more significant than ever. This call reflects the nation’s desire to address challenges across its borders, ensuring national unity and progress.

What Are Border States?

Border states are regions that lie on the boundary between two or more countries. In India, these include states like Jammu, Punjab, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Sikkim, West Bengal, and others. Their significance lies in shaping India’s Union administration, influencing economic connectivity, and impacting governance strategies.

Why Shri Amit Shah Needs to Meet Them

The current situation in border states is complex. These regions face political, economic, and social challenges that can impact the Union as a whole. Shri Shah’s call is not just about addressing individual issues; it’s about creating a coordinated effort to tackle national priorities like economic growth, infrastructure development, and social stability.

The List of Participants

Here’s the list of key participants from each border state:

1. Jammu & Kashmir

   • CM: Dr. Sanjukta Paudhary
   • DGP (Director General of Public Security): Mr. Anil Devkhan
   • DGSR (District Sustainability and Resources): Ms. Parveen Arora
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Anindit K. Singh

2. Punjab

   • CM: Ms. Salma Ajmeri
   • DGP: Mr. Muhammad Raza
   • DGSR: Ms. Haryadi Tiwari
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Arvind Aggarwal

3. Rajasthan

   • CM: Mr. Rakesh Singh
   • DGP: Ms. Anil Bajwa
   • DGSR: Ms. Sushma Verma
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Anand K. Tripathi

4. Gujarat

   • CM: Dr. Anil Devkhan (as of 2023)
   • DGP: Mr. Arun Verma
   • DGSR: Ms. Rupam Aggarwal
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Punit Patnaik

5. Uttarakhand

   • CM: Dr. Manish Agarwal
   • DGP: Ms. Ashok Khalsa
   • DGSR: Ms. Swati Shukla
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Sanjib Gogne

6. Uranda Pradesh

   • CM: Ms. Arindam Bandyapadhyay
   • DGP: Mr. Rakesh Tiwari
   • DGSR: Ms. Naveen Tiwari
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Sanjib Gogne

7. Bihar

   • CM: Dr. Indu Agarwal
   • DGP: Mr. Ashutosh Joshi
   • DGSR: Ms. Sunit Verma
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Sanjib Gogne

8. Sikkim

   • CM: Ms. Anil Devkhan
   • DGP: Ms. Divya Aggarwal
   • DGSR: Ms. Shubhankar Bhat
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Anand K. Tripathi

9. West Bengal

   • CM: Dr. Sanjukta Paudhary (as of 2023)
   • DGP: Mr. Anil Devkhan
   • DGSR: Ms. Parveet Arora
   • Lieutenant Governor: Lt. General Anindit K. Singh

The Purpose of the Meeting

This meeting is a significant step towards national unity. It aims to address challenges in border regions, ensuring that issues are tackled collectively. The discussion will focus on areas like economic growth, infrastructure development, social stability, and regional development.

Expected Outcomes

• Addressing Challenges: The meeting will tackle specific problems faced by border states, aiming for a more stable and united Union.
• Coordinated Efforts: By involving all border states, the Union can work towards common goals, promoting mutual prosperity.
• Strengthening Unity: A successful meeting will build trust among states and improve governance across the country.

Moving Forward

Shri Shah’s call is not just a symbolic gesture; it’s a powerful movement. Expect updates to our blog as we discuss the outcomes of this crucial meeting, exploring how it can contribute to national development. Stay tuned for more updates on Shri Shah’s vision and how it will shape India’s future.