New Delhi, May 30: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday in New Delhi. During the meeting, he provided insights into the progress and priorities of the BJP-led NDA government in the state.
After the meeting, Sarma expressed his pride in discussing Assam’s development under the NDA 3.0 government with the Prime Minister on social media platform X. He stated that he informed Modi about the rapid advancements in Assam and thanked him for his continuous support, while also seeking his blessings and guidance for the years to come.
Sources indicate that the meeting focused on key development initiatives launched by the Assam government, including infrastructure expansion, investment proposals, and the implementation of various welfare schemes in the state.
It is believed that the Chief Minister briefed the Prime Minister on the state government’s efforts aimed at accelerating economic growth, enhancing connectivity, and strengthening social sector programs, in alignment with the central government‘s vision for a developed India.
This discussion is particularly significant as the BJP-led government in Assam has intensified efforts to attract industrial investment, improve rural infrastructure, and create jobs ahead of anticipated major policy initiatives in the coming months.
Sarma has repeatedly credited the Prime Minister’s support for the rapid changes seen in Assam over the past few years, especially in sectors such as roads, railways, healthcare, education, and semiconductor investments.
Under the NDA government, Assam has witnessed several infrastructure projects, including highway expansions, railway modernization, and new investments in the energy and technology sectors.
Officials noted that this meeting reflects the close coordination between the central and Assam governments regarding development priorities and governance issues related to the northeastern region.
In recent weeks, the Chief Minister has been actively engaging with central ministers and agencies to advance several strategic projects linked to the state’s long-term economic roadmap.
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