Prime Minister Narendra Modi chaired a high-level meeting of National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Chief Ministers and Deputy Chief Ministers in New Delhi today. Organised by the BJP, the day-long conclave is centered on key issues such as Operation Sindoor, caste-based enumeration, and good governance across NDA-ruled states.
The meeting is underway at The Ashok Hotel in New Delhi.
Prime Minister Modi, and Union ministers Amit Shah, Rajnath Singh, and J P Nadda, who is the BJP president too, attended the one-day conclave in which nearly 19 chief ministers and as many deputy CMs were present.
NDA leaders adopt resolution praising armed forces, PM Modi
At a meeting of NDA chief ministers and deputy chief ministers, a resolution was passed lauding the courage of the armed forces and the decisive leadership of Prime Minister Modi. Proposed by Shiv Sena leader and Maharashtra Deputy CM Eknath Shinde, the resolution stated that Operation Sindoor has significantly boosted the morale and self-confidence of the Indian public, according to sources.
Praising Modi's leadership, it said he has always supported the armed forces and that Operation Sindoor has given a befitting reply to terrorists and their sponsors.
Other items on agenda
Caste enumeration, the first anniversary of the Modi government in its third term and good governance issues are on the agenda of the meeting, said the BJP, which is organising the programme.
A significant part of deliberations at this conclave is devoted to best practices by different NDA state governments. Several chief ministers made presentations on the signature schemes of their states. The meeting also paid tributes to the people killed in the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack.
(With agencies input)
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