May 16th 2024.
During his visit to Bhubaneswar, Chief Minister of Assam, Himanta Biswa Sarma, made a promise to the people of Odisha. He assured them that if BJP is voted into power, they will make sure to find the missing key of the Ratna Bhandar at Puri's Jagannath temple. Sarma, who was on a campaign trail, addressed several rallies in different districts of Odisha, including Brajarajnagar, Bonai, Attabira, and Jatni.
Expressing his sadness over the situation, Sarma mentioned that it is disheartening to see that the key of the Ratna Bhandar, which holds great value and importance for the Hindu community, is missing. He pointed out that according to norms, an inventory of the valuables in the Ratna Bhandar should be prepared every three years. However, not only has this not been done, but the key itself has gone missing. Sarma also raised concerns about the actions (or lack thereof) of Pandian, the officer in charge, and questioned whether he is truly committed to the cause as he should be.
Sarma made it clear that if BJP comes to power, they will take matters into their own hands and find the key before June 10. He emphasized that the Hindu community should not be subjected to such injustice, as they have played a crucial role in building and serving the nation for thousands of years.
Joining Sarma in the campaign efforts was Chhattisgarh Chief Minister, Vishnudeo Sai. He praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's dedication towards the country and its people, stating that he considers all 140 crore Indians as his family and works tirelessly for them. Sai also highlighted the positive changes brought about by the Modi government, such as empowering women, opening Jan-Dhan bank accounts, building toilets, and providing piped water supply to households.
Sai addressed multiple rallies in Sundargarh, Bijepur, and Birmaharajpur districts. Union Minister Bhupendra Yadav also joined in the campaign, addressing the crowd in Hinjili, the home turf of CM Patnaik. He condemned the recent killing of a BJP worker by BJD goons in Khalikote and demanded strict action against those responsible. Yadav also expressed confidence in BJP's victory in Odisha.
Meanwhile, Union Minister Faggan Singh Kulaste, in a press conference, stated that the people of Odisha have already made up their minds to form a "double-engine" government of BJP in the state. He assured that once BJP comes into power, the locals will have more employment opportunities in the industries. The campaign efforts by BJP have gained momentum in Odisha, and the party is determined to win the upcoming elections and bring positive change to the state.
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