Modi government initiates border tourism in Rajasthan

Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat spoke on tourism in border areas during a visit to Jaisalmer. He criticized past governments for neglecting these regions and highlighted the efforts made under Prime Minister Narendra Modi to promote border tourism. Shekhawat explained that the government aims to create new tourist opportunities in border villages, changing how they are viewed. He mentioned current discussions with the army and BSF to develop a plan that allows visitors to see the border at the Bablianwala post near Tanot. He noted that increasing tourism in border areas can strengthen security by keeping populations in these regions. Shekhawat pointed to the potential for tourism growth in western Rajasthan's borders, including Jaisalmer, Barmer, Bikaner, and Sriganganagar. On another topic, he discussed the process of delimitation in districts. He said this is necessary due to changes in population and urban growth. Shekhawat criticized previous governments for manipulating local governance for political gains. He stressed the importance of fair delimitation, linking it to the Prime Minister's vision for streamlined elections. Shekhawat concluded his visit by meeting Murli Dhar Khatri, a respected community worker in Jaisalmer.