May 9th 2024.
In Bolangir, Adrija Manjari Singh, who is currently separated from her husband Arkesh Narayan Singh Deo, a member of the former royal family, announced in a press conference on Thursday that she will be campaigning against her brother-in-law Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, who is running for the assembly polls as a candidate for the BJD party.
Adrija expressed her surprise at the BJD party's decision to give a ticket to a member of her husband's family, despite the fact that she had filed a police complaint against them for domestic violence and dowry harassment last year. She questioned how Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik could support a family that had caused her so much pain and suffering, and worried about the fate of others who may have experienced similar treatment.
She declared her intention to travel throughout the Bolangir assembly segment, which is where Kalikesh Narayan Singhdeo is running, to inform voters about her own personal experience and the injustice she faced. In response to her statement, her husband claimed that she was simply reciting a script written by the Congress MLA Narasingha Mishra, whose son is also running in the election.
He accused Mishra of trying to create a negative atmosphere against their family in order to boost the chances of his own party. However, Mishra denied these claims and stated that as the local MLA, he would support anyone in his constituency, regardless of their political affiliations, if they needed his help.
Adrija's husband, Arkesh, is the youngest son of Ananga Udaya Singh Deo, a former member of Rajya Sabha. He and Adrija got married in November of 2017, but in May of last year, Adrija was compelled to file a police complaint against her in-laws.
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