Assam Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya met with Union Minister of Home Affairs and Cooperation Amit Shah in New Delhi on Wednesday. During the meeting, the Governor extended warm greetings for Vijayadashami and conveyed heartfelt birthday wishes to the Union Minister.
During the discussions, the Governor updated Amit Shah on various programs initiated by Lok Bhavan in Assam designed to foster patriotism, build a sense of national responsibility, and promote the principle of 'Nation First' among young people. He also detailed efforts supporting the Nasha Mukt Bharat objectives through state-wide campaigns against substance abuse to help build a healthier society in alignment with the national goals of a Swasth Bharat and Viksit Bharat.
Additionally, the Governor discussed the 'Namo Matrubhoomi: Rashtriya Suraksha avam Swavalamban Sankalp Saptah' initiative, which aims to increase awareness about national security, encourage self-reliance, promote a drug-free society, and strengthen civic duty among the youth. Seeking guidance, Shri Acharya asked for the Home Minister's support in improving the implementation, public participation, and outreach of these programs, especially in Assam's border areas.
The meeting highlighted the necessity of coordinated efforts focused on youth empowerment, national security, self-reliance, and inclusive development. The Governor emphasized that these citizen-focused programs aim to build national consciousness and collective responsibility, inspiring citizens and youth to actively contribute toward a secure, Atmanirbhar, and developed India.
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