Khandu Targets Development in Arunachal’s Eastern Districts

Itanagar: Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu convened with legislators and Zilla Parishad Chairpersons from Longding, Tirap, and Changlang. The meeting focused on the urgent needs of the state's remote eastern districts. Officials reviewed pressing concerns and local aspirations to improve basic living conditions.

Khandu pushed for better coordination between grassroots leaders and the state government. He demanded real action, not just talk. The Chief Minister wants tangible results for residents facing persistent service gaps in these isolated areas. He reaffirmed his commitment to backing initiatives that hit regional priorities head on. Khandu noted, "The interaction was aimed at strengthening coordination between elected representatives and the state government and ensuring that issues raised at the grassroots are translated into concrete action."

The group mapped out strategies to bridge the divide between local needs and government delivery. Khandu urged the officials to maintain a steady focus on bringing meaningful growth to every corner of the three districts.