Bijepur Assembly Seat: BJD appoints Anup Sai Campaign Committee President, Rita Sahu Vice-President

Bhubaneswar: The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) president and Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Monday appointed new members to the party’s campaign committee.

According to a press release issued by BJD, former Brajarajnagar MLA Anup Sai and outgoing MLA Rita Sahu have been appointed as BJD’s campaign committee chairperson and co-president respectively for Bijepur assembly constituency.

Bijepur is the second assembly constituency from where Patnaik is contesting the upcoming polls.

Reeta Satpathy has been appointed as a member for Bijepur constituency and Pravat Aditya Mishra as coordinator, informed party’s secretary Bijaya Nayak in a press release.

Anam Naik has been appointed as co-observer for Loisinga assembly constituency and Balabhadra Majhi as co-observer for Bisam-Cuttack and Talasara assembly constituency.

Likewise, Kali Prasad Mishra has been appointed as Biju Krushak Janata Dal vice president and Sidhharth Panda as co-observer for Chhatrapur constituency.

Rabi Samal,Balaram Singh Jadab and Anup Patra have been appointed as BJD general secretaries.

The other appointees are as follows:

Bishma Saraf as state secretary

Hanshraj Jain as state secretary

Udhhab Behera as state secretary

Rishi Kumar Patel as Biju Krushak Janata Dal vice-president

Prabir Kumar Mohanty as BJD spokesperson

Ashis Kumar Sahu as BJD state secretary

Ramachandra Panda as spokesperson

Ashok Kumar Das as Nuapada co-observer

Jagannath Swain as Bhadrak district BJD president

Debashis Kuber as Biju Yuva Janata Dal’s state secretary

Sujit Bal as Kendrapara district secretary

Jogendra Swain as Bijepur Assembly constituency co-observer

Prafulla Pangi as Koraput district working president

Prabodh Rath as Kalahandi district working president

Harekrushna Sadhangi as co-observer for Narla and Bhawnipatna

Sudipta Ray as Kantabanji constituency’s co-observer

Keshaba Bedbag as Khariar and Nuapada constituencies’ co-observer

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