News in the English daily The Pioneer
BJD DAY A
STRENGTH SHOW IN BALANGIR
Monday, 29 December 2014 | PNS |
BALANGIR | in Bhubaneswar
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The observation of the 17th birth
anniversary of the Biju Janta Dal (BJD) here was an occasion to show unity and
strength in the party rank and file.
The entire town was bedecked with BJD flags,
banners and arch gates welcoming people. Senior leader of BJD and Rajya Sabha
MP AU Singh Deo along with his younger son Arkesh Singh Deo left no stone
unturned to make it a grand success. The turnout was impressive and most
importantly, a majority of the workers were women. The meeting was conducted in
great discipline which was marked by pin-drop silence found at the venue.
AU took every care to carry with him old colleagues
who were with him in the formation of BJD period and allowed them to speak
first. Those include Ramesh Sahu, Murali Guru, Radhakeshab Mishra, Pradeep
Guru, Harekrushna Sarangi, Pradyut Mishra. AU took special care to let the
women leaders like Gita Bisi, Gopa Mahanada and Titiligrah MLA TukuniSahu Sahoo
speak earlier.
“I have taken up the Khurdha- Bolangir Railway line
to be expedited and construction from Bolangir side to be started with Railway
Minister Suresh Prabhu who assured me to look into the matter. Moreover, I have
also taken up the demand to set up the second agriculture university with Chief
Minister Naveen Pattnaik in Balangir,” said AU.
The speakers stressed the need to strengthen the
BJD base in grassroots. Madhu Das of Belpada said that Biju Patnaik should be
given Bharat Ratna while Gita Bisi, Lopa Mahanada, Pakruti Devi ,Santa Behera
and others highlighted the dream of late Biju Patnaik in ensuring women
development and lauded the effort of the Naveen Patnaik Government to
realize the late Chief Minister’s dream.
Kantabanji MLA Ayub Khan criticised the Opposition
leaders for not allowing to run the last session of the Assembly. Titilagarh
MLA Sahu said she would strive to realise the unfulfilled dream of late
Abhimany Sahu. BJD State council member Arkesh Singh Deo called upon workers to
strengthen the party base in grassroots. MP Kalikesh Singh Deo, however, was
absent and his message was read out.
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