NCPI MP June Maliah meets Amit Shah, says meeting renewed resolve to transform Midnapore
New Delhi, August 1
NCPI MP June Maliah on Saturday met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in Parliament and said the meeting had strengthened her resolve to work towards the development of the Midnapore Lok Sabha constituency.
Taking to Facebook after the meeting, Maliah described it as an honour and said Shah's guidance had inspired her to serve the people of Midnapore with greater dedication.
She said, "It was an honour and a privilege to meet Hon'ble Home Minister Amit Shah today. His visionary leadership, unwavering commitment to nation-building, and invaluable guidance have further strengthened my resolve to serve the people of Midnapore with greater dedication and purpose."
Maliah said the meeting had given her renewed energy to focus on transforming Midnapore into a centre for industry, investment, employment and sustainable development. She said her priorities would include building an industry-friendly ecosystem, improving infrastructure, attracting new opportunities and creating livelihoods for young people.
"This meeting has inspired me to move forward with renewed energy and a clear mission--to transform the Midnapore Lok Sabha constituency into a vibrant hub of industry, investment, employment, and sustainable development. My commitment is to build an industry-friendly ecosystem, strengthen infrastructure, attract new opportunities, and create meaningful livelihoods for our youth," she stated.
The NCPI MP also highlighted the need to improve the socio-economic conditions of tribal communities while preserving their cultural heritage. She said she would work towards better access to education, healthcare, skill development and economic opportunities for tribal people, along with greater empowerment of women.
"Equally important is my resolve to uplift the lives of our tribal communities by ensuring better access to education, healthcare, skill development, and economic opportunities while preserving their rich cultural heritage. I remain committed to empowering women through education, entrepreneurship, financial independence, and greater participation in every sphere of development."
Maliah further said she would focus on promoting sports, particularly football, in the region by strengthening grassroots infrastructure and supporting young talent.
She added, "Sports, especially football, are deeply rooted in the identity of our region. I am determined to encourage and nurture football at the grassroots level by improving sports infrastructure, supporting young talent, and creating opportunities for aspiring players to excel on state and national platforms."
Expressing confidence in the development of Midnapore, Maliah said she remained committed to ensuring progress and opportunities for people across the constituency.
"With the blessings of our people and the guidance of our respected leadership, I am confident that together we will build a stronger, more prosperous, and inclusive Midnapore, where every village progresses, every family has opportunities, and every dream has the chance to flourish. The journey has only begun, and together, we will create a brighter future for Midnapore," she added.
— ANI
Reader Comments
It's good that a regional MP is reaching out to the central government for development. The emphasis on tribal communities and women's empowerment is particularly commendable. Midnapore deserves better infrastructure and industry. Let's hope this meeting isn't just for photo ops.
Finally, someone is talking about football development in Bengal! Our state has such talent but poor infrastructure. Hope Maliah ji's efforts bring more academies and grounds here. Also, the focus on preserving tribal culture while providing education is a delicate balance—respect. 🌟
While I appreciate the political outreach, I'm a bit skeptical. These meetings happen frequently but ground reality hardly changes. The tribal areas of Midnapore still lack basic healthcare and education. I hope the Home Minister's guidance includes some concrete central funding, not just motivational words.
"Visionary leadership" - seems like standard political rhetoric. But I'll give credit where it's due - she mentioned specifics like industry-friendly ecosystem, sports infrastructure, and tribal upliftment. At least the priorities are right. Now execution matters. Let's hold her accountable in the next election. 🗳️
As an outsider, it's heartening to see Indian politicians focusing on grassroots development rather than just party politics. The holistic approach—industry plus tribal welfare plus sports—shows maturity. Hope this cross-party collaboration works to uplift the region.
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