Raipur, Oct 1 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi is poised to undertake a significant three-day trip to Chhattisgarh from November 28 to 30, alongside Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

The upcoming visit, featuring two overnight stays, signifies a pivotal occasion for the state as it gears up to host the esteemed national conference of Directors General of Police (DGPs).

Chhattisgarh Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma has confirmed the participation of Prime Minister Modi in the DGP conference, which will also see the involvement of HM Amit Shah.

This gathering will convene leading police officials from all over India to deliberate on integrated strategies, innovative schemes, and exemplary practices in law enforcement and internal security.

Vijay Sharma expressed his delight at the state being selected as the venue for this high-profile event. He remarked, “This conference has been hosted in various states before, but holding it in Chhattisgarh is a major milestone. It will not only benefit our state but also accelerate its emergence as a world-class administrative and security hub.”

The DGP conference aims to promote collaboration among senior police officials and policymakers, tackling national security challenges and advancements in policing.

Topics will be addressed comprehensively, reflecting the changing demands of law enforcement across various regions.

Vijay Sharma highlighted the event's importance, stating that it will enhance Chhattisgarh's visibility on the national stage. “With the presence of the Prime Minister and the Union Home Minister, this conference will elevate Chhattisgarh’s profile and contribute to its rapid development,” he added.

Preparations are in full swing to ensure the seamless execution of the conference, which is expected to attract nationwide attention.

The visit also emphasizes the Centre’s commitment to fortifying internal security and fostering cooperative federalism through dialogue and shared learning.

As Chhattisgarh readies itself to host this historic event, the state government is hopeful that the conference will have a lasting effect on its administrative and security framework, paving the way for future opportunities and recognition.