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Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh Reviewing construction progress of the State Legislative Assembly Building Nava Raipur-Photo credit CG/PR
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*Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh review construction progress of the new Assembly complex
*Work in final stages, building to be inaugurated on time during Rajyotsav- 2025
Raipur: The construction of Chhattisgarh’s new Vidhan Sabha building in Nava Raipur is rapidly reaching its final phase. On Saturday August 2, 2025 , Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh, and Deputy CM and PWD Minister Arun Sao visited the site to review progress and directed officials to ensure timely completion by September 2025.
The goal is to dedicate the new complex to the public during the state’s Rajyotsav celebrations on November 1, 2025 .
Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh and Deputy CM Arun Sao visiting the new State Assembly Building in Nava Raipur on Saturday August 2, 2025 -Photo Credit -CG/PR
Speaking on the occasion, CM Sai emphasised that 2025 marks the silver jubilee (Rajat Jayanti) of Chhattisgarh’s formation and will be celebrated with great enthusiasm. “This iconic Vidhan Sabha building is nearing completion and will be a historic gift to the people of Chhattisgarh during the Rajat Jayanti year,” he said.
Cm Sai added that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been invited to inaugurate the building during the Rajyotsav celebrations.
Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh said the project has entered its final stage. “Today, we reviewed key components including the Speaker’s chamber, CM’s office, and the entire premises. The inauguration will take place as scheduled,” he confirmed .
Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai seeking information about construction of New Assembly Building in Nava Raipur from a official while Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh and Deputy CM Arun Sao look on -Photo Credit- CG/PR
The new Vidhan Sabha building beautifully blends Chhattisgarh’s rich cultural heritage and traditional architectural elements with cutting-edge facilities. The structure features three main wings — Wing A will house the Assembly Secretariat; Wing B will accommodate the offices of the CM, Speaker, the main Assembly hall and Central Hall; Wing C will be dedicated to the Deputy CMs and other ministers.
Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao remarked, “This is not just a government structure — it’s a symbol of Chhattisgarh’s cultural grandeur and architectural legacy.”
Spread across 52 acres, the new complex is designed with advanced technical features and aesthetic elegance.
The Assembly hall will seat 200 legislators and will include an ultra-modern auditorium with a 500-person spectator capacity.
The complex will also include parking for 700 vehicles and two proposed lakes, each spread across 1.5 acres. Once completed, the building is expected to set a national benchmark for its unique architecture and integrated facilities.
Among those present during the inspection were Ajay Jamwal, Pawan Sai, Principal Secretary to CM Subodh Kumar Singh, Secretary of PWD Dr. Kamalpreet Singh, and Chief Engineer V.K. Bhatpahri.
