News from Kendrapara. Odisha

BJP leader Pradip Purohit accused the BJD of cheating Odisha's farmers, citing unfulfilled promises like marriage assistance and incomplete cold storages. He highlighted his party's commitments to enhance farmers' incomes and infrastructure if elected.

Ahead of the fourth and final phase of elections in Odisha slated on June 1, the BJD is reportedly tense over defending its stronghold in the coastal region against a rising BJP. After Nimapara MLA Samir Dash joined the BJP, the BJD has sent 16 leaders as observers to counter his influence in the Assembly seat.

The BJP organized a massive Jan Sampark Yatra in Kendrapara. Party's Lok Sabha candidate Baijayant Panda and MLA candidate Gitanjali Sethi took part in the rally which attracted thousands of party workers and locals from seven panchayats.

While canvassing for Baijayant Panda and other MLA candidates, Smriti Irani began her address in Odia and highlighted several issues concerning the state. She also praised Baijayant Panda’s efforts to stand by the people of Kendrapara when there was drinking water crisis.

BJP National Vice President and party’s Kendrapara Lok Sabha (LS) candidate Baijayant Panda at a 'Mahila Samavesh' urged the people to overthrow the corrupt government in Odisha.

BJP's National Vice President Baijayant Panda and candidate for Kendrapara Lok Sabha seat, announced at a Mahila Samavesh that the BJP is set to form the government in Odisha with an 'Odia Pua' as Chief Minister. He criticized the current state government and echoed Narendra Modi's statement regarding the impending end of the BJD's tenure.

BJP's National Vice President Baijayant Panda, contesting for the Kendrapara Lok Sabha seat, led the Jan Ashirwad and Jan Sampark Yatra in Aul. Accompanied by MLA nominee Krushna Chandra Panda, the BJP stalwart campaigned across several villages to garner support for the upcoming elections.

Over one hundred BJD and Congress workers were inducted into the party in the presence of BJP National Vice President and Kendrapara Lok Sabha candidate Baijayant Panda, Kendrapara Assembly candidate Geetanjali Sethi and district President Kishore Panda. 

Hundreds of party workers and leaders joined the roadshow and both sides of the road were thronged by locals, giving credence to the people's support for Baijayant Panda and the party’s Tangi-Salepur MLA candidate, Arindam Roy. 

BJP National Vice President Baijayant Panda highlighted the growing popularity of his party in Odisha, projecting a confident win in upcoming elections. He emphasized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's global appeal and local voters' support during his campaign tour.

BJP leader Baijayant Panda campaigned in Kendrapara, interacting with lawyers and seeking their support for the upcoming elections. He emphasized the significant public backing for Narendra Modi's third term as Prime Minister. The campaign also included criticisms of the ruling BJD party in Odisha, highlighting a strong push for regional development and change.

BJP National Vice President Baijayant Panda, contesting from Kendrapara Lok Sabha, led a significant roadshow in Mahakalpara with MLA candidate Durga Prasanna Nayak. The event covered 30 km and witnessed massive public participation and support, highlighting the positive reception of BJP's policies among rural voters.

BJP National Vice-President Baijayant Panda filed his nomination for the Kendrapara Lok Sabha seat, accompanied by a large roadshow. He expressed confidence in BJP's performance in the upcoming 2024 elections, attributing potential success to ongoing development under PM Narendra Modi's leadership.

After having the darshan of the deity and offering prayers at the Ram temple at Tini Muhana, BJP National Vice President Baijayant Panda will take out a rally that will pass through Gyanapitha, Kajala, Mahipala, Badahata, and Old Bus Stand and culminate at the district Collector’s office.

BJP National Vice President Baijayant Panda, contesting from Kendrapara Lok Sabha seat, emphasized combating bad governance in Odisha at a rally.