As part of his current “Pragati Yatra,” which involves him visiting districts around the state to assess development projects, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will go to Munger.

Significant security measures have been put in place before his arrival, especially in the Maoist-affected region of Rishikund.

To protect the Chief Minister, security troops have arrived in Munger, including members of the Central Reserve Police Force, Special Task Force, and Sashatra Seema Bal.

Drone cameras have been placed to monitor the area as part of a search effort in Rishikund’s forest regions. under order to secure the region before to the Chief Minister’s arrival, combing activities are also under progress.

Officials claim that the security measures are so strict that not even birds may fly close to the zones that have been designated. CM Nitish will lay the cornerstone and open many development projects for the Munger community valued at crores of rupees when he travels there.

He would begin tourism-related initiatives worth Rs 12 crore in Rishikund, a Maoist-affected area, to increase economic prospects and attract tourists.

There are no risks since the area has been sanitized by the district administration and security guards. Officials attest that every safety measure required for the Chief Minister’s visit has been implemented.

The goal of CM Nitish’s Pragati Yatra is to provide efficient government and accelerate development across Bihar’s districts. This operation will include detailed observation of his activities in Munger.

188 programs under CM Nitish’s Pragati Yatra were approved during Tuesday’s cabinet meeting. The total value of these initiatives is Rs 20,000 crore. The departments with the highest percentage of approvals were those in charge of water resources and road construction.

During Pragati Yatra, CM Nitish made a commitment to establish Government Medical Colleges and Hospitals in Araria and Khagaria. Funds for their development have now been approved by the government.