May 4th 2024.
During election rallies in Koraput and Nabarangpur, the Chief Minister of Odisha and BJD president, Naveen Patnaik, expressed his concerns about the opposition parties spreading false information and insincere sympathy. He addressed the tribal communities and asked for their feedback on the current state of his government.
Patnaik inquired if the people were satisfied with his government's performance and if they believed he was a good leader. He also questioned if the welfare schemes designed for the betterment of the impoverished and tribal communities were successfully reaching them. To this, the people responded with a resounding "Yes" and showed their support by chanting "Naveen Patnaik Zindabad."
With gratitude, Patnaik thanked the crowd and urged them to vote for the conch symbol, which represents the BJD party. He condemned the opposition for spreading false rumors and pretending to care for the people. Patnaik's close aide Kartik Pandian, along with BJD's candidates for Nabarangpur and Koraput Lok Sabha seats, Pradeep Majhi and Kausalya Hikaka respectively, were present at the rally.
Pandian and Majhi also addressed the gathering and criticized the opposition parties, particularly BJP, for opposing welfare schemes and the development of Shree Jagannath Temple heritage corridor project. The BJD leaders reminded the people of the government's initiatives such as school transformation, Mission Shakti, Kalia Yojana for farmers, Mamata Yojana for pregnant women, and the renovation of temples, mosques, churches, and tribal places of worship.
The rally was a platform for the people to voice their support for Naveen Patnaik and his government's efforts towards the betterment of the state. The people were reassured that the government is working towards their welfare and will continue to do so in the coming years.
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