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Odisha government has put reverse gear on the state's progress – Kiran Dev


Jagdalpur, May 11 (HS). Chhattisgarh BJP State President Kiran Dev today campaigned door-to-door in favor of BJP along with BJP MLA candidate Rupu Bhatra in Kotpada, Odisha. During this, State President Kiran Dev said that Naveen Patnaik's government of Odisha has put reverse gear on the progress of the state, due to which the state is continuously lagging behind.

Kiran Dev alleged that not a single public welfare scheme is being implemented here with transparency. He called upon the people that a double engine government is needed to accelerate the development of the state. He said that all of you should decide your contribution towards developed India and developed Odisha by making BJP candidates victorious in the Lok Sabha and Assembly elections.

The State President said that the bureaucracy is so dominant in Naveen Patnaik's government that the situation of the common people can be assessed only if the public representatives are not heard anywhere. He said that Modi government has created new dimensions of development in the country in the last 10 years. While doing intensive public relations, he said that Modi government is going to be formed for the third time and this time it will cross 400 and also appealed to the people of the area to vote in favor of Bharatiya Janata Party in the assembly elections.

During the public relations, BJP District Vice President Srinivas Mishra, Municipal Division Jagdalpur General Secretary Aryan Singh Arya, Divisional Vice President Manohardatt Tiwari, Businessman Cell Bastar Division in-charge Narendra Panigrahi, Businessman Cell State Social Media Incharge Shashibhushan Rath, Traders Cell State Co-Convenor Anil Lukad, Economic Cell. A large number of BJP workers from Kotpad including District Convener Rajesh Sharma, District Working Committee member Rajesh Srivastava, Abhishek Tiwari, Ashu Acharya, Nagarnar Mandal Mahila Morcha President Geeta Mishra, Sangeeta were present.