CM Vishnu Dev Sai Extends Diwali Greetings to Chhattisgarh
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As millions of lamps flicker to life across Chhattisgarh, Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai extended heartfelt Diwali wishes to every resident of the state on Sunday, 8 November 2026, through the official Chief Minister's Office account on X.
In his message, CM Sai prayed that the festival of lights bring happiness, prosperity, well-being, and new energy into the lives of all. 'दीपों का यह पर्व हर घर-आंगन को खुशियों के प्रकाश से आलोकित करे' — 'May this festival of lamps illuminate every home and courtyard with the light of joy,' he wrote.
The greeting, shared with hashtags including #CGDiwali, #Deepawali2026, and #ViksitChhattisgarh, reflects the state government's consistent use of official digital platforms to connect with citizens during major cultural and religious occasions.
Vishnu Dev Sai, who represents the Bharatiya Janata Party, has led Chhattisgarh — the central Indian state carved out in November 2000 — and has used public messaging around festivals as a touchpoint with the state's diverse population. Diwali, observed across India as the annual Hindu festival of lights, marks one of the most widely celebrated occasions in the state's cultural calendar.
For the people of Chhattisgarh, the message carries the government's formal acknowledgement of the season — a small but visible gesture that every household, however distant from the state capital Raipur, is part of the celebration.