Chhattisgarh has witnessed political violence in the past, especially during elections and large political events. Clashes between rival political groups, fueled by caste and regional divides, have led to unrest and disruptions. To prevent violence, the state government has strengthened law enforcement measures, deploying additional forces and increasing surveillance during elections. Security forces are on high alert to manage large crowds and prevent any untoward incidents.
In recent years, the government has worked to improve the political climate through peace-building initiatives, promoting dialogue between rival parties, and ensuring that the rule of law is upheld during political events. Public cooperation with law enforcement agencies and political leaders’ commitment to peaceful campaigning are essential for reducing the likelihood of violent confrontations.