The Chief Minister of Odisha organizes rallies in 4 districts and a roadshow in Bhubaneswar.

Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik campaigned for BJD candidates in four districts, criticizing BJP for spreading lies and gathering feedback on government schemes.

May 22nd 2024.

The Chief Minister of Odisha organizes rallies in 4 districts and a roadshow in Bhubaneswar.
The beautiful city of Bhubaneswar was bustling with energy as the ruling party's president and Odisha's beloved Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik took to the campaign trail on Wednesday. With great fervor, he rallied for his party's candidates in the districts of Khurda, Puri, Nayagarh, and Cuttack.

At each of the four rallies, Patnaik passionately spoke out against the opposition party's leaders, accusing them of spreading lies and putting on a facade of concern for the people. He also took the opportunity to gather feedback from the citizens on the effectiveness of the government's flagship schemes and reassured them of his commitment to continue working for their welfare.

In Khurda district, Patnaik didn't hold back in his criticism of Bhubaneswar's MP and BJP's Lok Sabha candidate Aparajita Sarangi. He alleged that she had tried to hinder the progress of important projects like the 'Puri Srimandir Parikrama' and 'Ekamra' by creating obstacles. Patnaik urged the people to support BJD's Manmath Routray, a man who left behind a lucrative career as a pilot to serve the people of Odisha.

The Chief Minister also questioned Sarangi's claims about infrastructure development and her role in it. He pointed out that projects like foot overbridges and solar light installations were more significant and asked, "What is the role of an MP in the construction of highways?" He further highlighted that the foot overbridge near Kalinga Stadium, installation of 7,000 solar lights, and 20 minimax lights were just a few of the noteworthy works accomplished by the BJD government, not the MP.

Patnaik also expressed his disappointment at Sarangi's alleged lack of effort in attracting industries to Bhubaneswar and addressing important local issues like the Paika Rebellion. He emphasized that these were the notable works that a Bhubaneswar MP should have focused on instead of impeding progress.

In response to Patnaik's accusations, Sarangi challenged him to a public debate and expressed her astonishment at the Chief Minister targeting a first-time MP without verifying facts.

Later in the day, Patnaik also conducted a roadshow in the Bhubaneswar-North assembly constituency to garner support for the BJD's MP and MLA candidates. He led the roadshow in a specially designed bus, waving to the crowds and receiving an overwhelming response from the people. Thousands of supporters lined the streets, holding the BJD's poll symbol and chanting slogans in honor of their beloved Chief Minister.

During the roadshow, Patnaik reminded the people of the BJD's promises, including providing free electricity to domestic consumers from July and extending the health assurance scheme, Biju Swasthya Kalyan Yojana, to all. The BJD's manifesto had promised to provide free electricity up to 100 units per month and a 50% subsidy from 100 to 150 units, benefiting about 90% of the population.

The crowds were filled with joy and enthusiasm as Patnaik asked them, "Apana mane Khushi ta? Naveen Patnaik bhala ta?" to which they responded with a resounding "yes!" The BJD has nominated Manmath Routray for the Bhubaneswar Lok Sabha seat and sitting MLA Susant Rout for the Bhubaneswar-North Assembly segment. Elaborate security arrangements were made for the roadshow, and the police ensured the safety of all those present.

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