PM Modi to lead NDA chief ministers' conclave tomorrow

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to lead a crucial Chief Ministers' Conclave on May 25, bringing together the Chief Ministers and Deputy Chief Ministers of BJP-led NDA (National Democratic Alliance) states. The high-level meeting will take place at Ashok Hotel in New Delhi from 10 AM to 2 PM.

The conclave was scheduled shortly after India’s military operation, ‘Operation Sindoor’, in which strikes were carried out on terrorist camps located in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK). The meeting is seen as a significant moment for reinforcing the NDA government’s stance on national security and counter-terrorism, especially in the wake of recent military actions.

Sources have confirmed that the primary objective of the conclave is to brief the Chief Ministers and Deputy Chief Ministers about India's successful counter-terrorism operation. Leaders will be briefed on the specifics of ‘Operation Sindoor’ and India’s broader security strategy in the aftermath of the military strikes.

"A meeting has been



convened to brief the leaders about India’s strike on terror camps in Pakistan, Operation Sindoor, and the ongoing efforts to ensure a cessation of hostilities," a source familiar with the matter stated. "This will also send a strong message in terms of national security and the government's firm stance on terrorism."

The meeting is also expected to address the broader security landscape and the NDA’s coordinated approach towards national security in light of recent developments.

The conclave is being viewed as a strategic move to consolidate the NDA's position on national security and send a unified message regarding India's firm approach towards countering terrorism. With India actively engaging in diplomatic efforts and military actions to combat cross-border terrorism, this conclave will highlight the government’s commitment to safeguarding the nation.

The conclave will serve as a platform for coordination between various states governed by the NDA, ensuring that national security policies are well-aligned across all levels of government.