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Under the leadership of BJP leader Mukunda Mohanty, the BJP workers staged a protest demonstration at the Brahmabarada Khandas Square.

Wearing black sarees, the Congress party’s women workers under the leadership of state Congress leader Bandita Parida took out a rally from Gopabandhu Square.

Both the BJP and the Congress alleged that it is the ruling party’s strategy to strengthen its vote bank of slum dwellers. 

Taking a swipe at the state government, Parliamentarian Sarangi said she has been facing opposition in her parliamentarian constitution for the last three days. 

“I have chosen such a place because then only we can show that how things can be done,” said Siddharth Routray.

Referring to an incident that occurred seven years ago when the police used Section 307 of the IPC on Congress workers for hurling eggs at the CM’s vehicle, the state unit of the Congress wished to know why no action has so far been taken against those BJD workers. 

Rahul is likely to address rallies and hold meetings in four zones in Odisha with an eye on the upcoming 2024 elections. Congress is contemplating to strengthen its position in the state ahead of the elections.

At a time when speculations are rife about early elections, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MP Pratap Sarangi asked about the legitimacy of holding elections earlier. 

BJP MP from Bhubaneswar, Aparajita Sarangi said his (Bhaskar Sahoo’s) protest is right but the way of showing it is wrong.

Biju Janata Dal (BJD) MLA Soumya Ranjan Patnaik said since the paper is the property of the readers, I have no objection if party interests get sacrificed for the interest of my readers. 

The Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee (OPCC) president Sarat Pattanayak on Friday said that the officers' raj in the state will no longer continue. 

The state units of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Congress have said the Biju Janata Dal (BJD) is crying for the Legislative Council only to rehabilitate its discontent members. 

During his speech, Chowdhury compared the Prime Minister to Nirav Modi as well as mythical blind king Dhritarashtra, while alluding to sexual violence against women in Manipur.

Immediately after the BJD backed the Delhi Services Bill and opposed the Opposition INDIA's no-confidence motion, Union Home Minister Amit Shah came to Odisha. Moreover, he heaped praises on Chief Minister, Naveen Patnaik.

She said that those speaking about the voice of India, never heard the voices of Kashmiri Pandits and victims of anti-Sikh riots.