PM Modi to interact with State CMs about West Asis conflict

PM Modi to Interact with State CMs on March 27 to Review Preparedness

On March 26, Thursday, news reports claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold an essential virtual meeting on Friday at 6.30 pm with all state chief ministers and Union Territory administrators to review each state's preparedness for fuel and gas.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will convene a crucial virtual meeting on Friday at 6.30 pm with all state CMs to review the states' preparedness regarding the West Asia crisis. Five state CMs will not be a part of this due to the assembly election.

In the Rajya Sabha, the Prime Minister claims that India needs to be a united nation to overcome this situation, referring to the conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran. Hence, this meeting will focus solely on assessing the state's readiness to tackle the situation, its fuel and LPG supply, and the unity of India. It arrives as a step to understand the need of each state and its position in this conflict.

As per the election schedule, elections will be held in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam, and the union territory (UT) of Puducherry. These are the five states which will not attend the meeting held by the Prime Minister.

However, the state assemblies were slated to be held; the states' part of it will not attend this virtual meeting, in accordance with the model code of conduct. At the same time, a separate meeting will be conducted for these states to review their current situation.

After many efforts by various leaders, India, along with the other four countries, was granted permission to pass through the Strait of Hormuz safely, without attack. In this situation, the Indian Prime Minister's meeting with the Chief Minister appears to be a step to learn about the state's detailed situation and needs to address the shortage.

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Thangaraja Palaniappan

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