By Our Correspondent
BHUBANESWAR:Member of Parliament and former Union Minister Shri Dharmendra Pradhan, while participating in the “Loktantra Bukhnao – Arajkata Hatao” walk and public meeting organized by the District BJP in Sambalpur, has called for a mass awakening to protect democracy and against anarchy.
To hide their continuous defeats and political bankruptcy, the Congress and the Indi Ment are today creating a hotbed of ‘vote theft’. From Parliament to the streets, these leaders are only looking for false excuses like calling a grape sour if it is not ripe. This is just a shameful conspiracy to hide their continuous defeats and political failures. The countrymen have well understood their two-faced policy of defaming the constitutional institutions when they win the elections, while the EVMs and the Election Commission are good.
Strongly criticizing the opposition’s ho-ha-la during the revision of the electoral roll, Shri Pradhan asked whether the Congress wants to win the elections by relying on dead people, changed addresses and illegal immigrants. This conspiracy to protect non-citizens without trusting the 140 crore people of the country will never be tolerated.
There is democracy and Election Commission in the country, today a daughter from a poor Odia tribal family has become the President of the country and a child from a poor family has become the Prime Minister. But the feudal Nehru-Gandhi family could not tolerate this and is talking about anarchy and regime change in the country. He further said that this padayatra organized to protect the self-respect, integrity of Odisha and democracy in the entire country has the overwhelming support of the people. Starting from the village of Ganda in Odisha, this message should be conveyed to every house with the blessings of Mother Samaleswari and Mahaprabhu Shri Jagannath that “Modi will not go anywhere and the country’s development journey will continue unabated.” Through this padayatra, Shri Pradhan appealed to everyone to work together to uproot all kinds of anarchy from the state and build a strong Odisha.
Odisha’s Panchayati Raj, Rural Development and Drinking Water Minister Ravi Narayan Naik, Sambalpur MLA Jai Narayan Mishra, and District President Ramachandra Meher were prominent participants in this walk.
