Hinjilicut: Odisha CM rally in Hinjili marked the start of the campaign for the BJD Supremo on Wednesday, said reports. The Chief Minister spoke about the various aspects that the party has worked on in these days of ruling the state.
He addressed the gathering in the rally by saying, “Jay Jagannath” and “Jay Maa Tarini”. The CM Spoke at length about these aspects:
- In the 2024 campaign Naveen Patnaik’s main focus was on the 5T Transformation and the guarantee to voters. 5T transformation guarantee was prominently displayed in the rally stage backdrop, said reports.
- Naveen Patnaik said that Biju Janata Dal is fighting 2024 general elections on the basis of performance and the transformation initiatives undertaken by him from the year 2019 to 2024.
- The Chief Minister of Odisha targeted the opposition party for opposing the Shree Mandir Parikrama Prakalpa, Ekamra development project and the Samalei project in Sambalpur.
- In the CM rally in Hinjili he focused on ‘Jodi Sankha’ relating to which he had also recently shared a video. He stressed as much on electing BJD MLAs as on electing BJD MPs
- The Odisha CM it seemed is confident of another victory. In this support he said, “Hinjli ru bjd ra jaya jatra arambha hela..” (From Hinjili starts the victory journey of BJD) He is hopeful that BJD will also win most of the MP election seats.
- The CM spoke about the various beneficial schemes provided by the government, from Kalia Yojna relating to the farmers to zero percent loan, to mission Shakti SHGs.
- The disaster management has been one of the top priorities of the State of Odisha in the entire country.
- BSKY (Biju Swasthya Kalyan Yojna) has helped many poor people to get beat health care services for free. He further said the focus has been and will be on the development of women and youth in Odisha.
- The CM ended his speech by saying BJD shall focus on a Peaceful, prosperous and empowered Odisha. It shall be the target to make Odisha the number one (No.1) state in the entire country by the year 2036.
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