June 12th 2024.
The exciting event of the swearing-in ceremony for the newly elected BJP government will take place at Janata Maidan in Bhubaneswar on Wednesday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and other central BJP leaders, along with the Chief Ministers of seven BJP-ruled states, will be present at the ceremony, according to sources within the party.
The much-awaited oath-taking ceremony is scheduled to begin at 4:45pm today. The BJP legislature party, under the guidance of Union Ministers Rajnath Singh and Bhupendra Yadav, met at the state BJP headquarters in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday. After careful consideration, four-time MLA from Keonjhar assembly seat, Mohan Charan Majhi, was unanimously elected as the leader and Chief Minister of the new government.
The legislature party also announced the names of two Deputy Chief Ministers - six-time MLA from Patnagarh Assembly KV Singhdeo and first-timer MLA from Nimapara Pravati Parida. The Chief Minister designate, Mohan Charan Majhi, along with the two Deputy Chief Minister designates, KV Singhdeo and Pravati Parida, accompanied Rajnath Singh to the Raj Bhavan to stake their claim to form the next government in the state.
In a gesture of goodwill, a delegation of BJP leaders, including Manmohan Samal, Suresh Pujari, Basanta Panda, Samir Mohanty, and Nityananda Gond, extended an invitation to BJD president and outgoing Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik for the swearing-in ceremony.
To ensure the smooth and secure conduct of the high-profile event, the Commissionerate Police has deployed 67 platoons of security personnel. Twin city Police Commissioner Sanjeeb Panda, addressing the media in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday, stated that the route from the Airport to the Governor House will be closed off by security personnel, as several VIPs, including the Prime Minister, will be attending the ceremony. The Prime Minister will then be escorted to Janata Maidan in a high-security carcade after a brief visit to the Governor House.
In the 2024 election, the BJP emerged victorious in Odisha, winning 78 out of the total 147 Assembly seats. This marked a significant shift in power for the state, and the swearing-in ceremony is a momentous occasion for all.
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