By Our Correspondent
BHUBANESWAR:Addressing the executive on the second day of the extended state executive meeting held in Cuttack under the chairmanship of State President Shri Manmohan Samal, National General Secretary Shri B.L. Santosh said that the basic mantra of BJP is the spirit of service. As a common worker, we work wholeheartedly for the common people. The main goal is to reach the people at the bottom of the society and provide them with services, facilities and financial rights. In the states where BJP has come to power once, the people of those states have repeatedly given the BJP the responsibility of governance because of this spirit of service.
After the formation of the BJP government in Odisha, the Chief Minister of the state and the state government have been regularly listening to the grievances of the people by giving priority to the spirit of service and are standing by their side in their joys and sorrows. National General Secretary (Organization) Shri B.L. Santosh said that in the upcoming Panchayat, Municipal and Cooperative elections, we will stand with the people and work hard to earn the trust of the people.
Similarly, Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Mohan Charan Majhi gave a detailed discussion on various welfare schemes of the state government and their implementation.
The behavior and statements of the opposition parties, which have not understood the strong leadership of the successful Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and the tireless efforts of the popular Chief Minister Shri Mohan Charan Majhi and the resolve of the countrymen to build a prosperous Odisha by 2036 and a developed India by 2047, are highly condemnable. A political manifesto proposal was presented today on the second day of the two-day extended state executive.
While India’s economic growth is growing at a rate of 7.8 percent in adverse circumstances, the opposition parties are trying to defame India by spreading propaganda. The opposition parties are joining hands with the forces dividing the country and engaging in various anti-national activities. While the entire countrymen are proudly singing the national song Vande Mataram, the Congress party has disrespected it.
The way Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi expressed hatred while singing the full Vande Mataram at the Congress headquarters in Delhi on August 15 is extremely disturbing and condemnable. Which is a clear example of the Congress’s anti-national mentality. By opposing the Women’s Protection Bill in Parliament, the Congress and the opposition parties have clearly expressed their anti-women attitude.
Similarly, by supporting urban and mentally ill Naxals, and opposing the FCRA law, which poses a threat to the security and sovereignty of the country, the opposition parties have shown their anti-India mentality. They have made vulgar comments by linking the name of the country’s famous Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi with other heads of state, which is against our Indian culture and tradition.
On the other hand, the Naveen Babu government has deliberately stolen the investigation commission file formed in the murder of Swami Laxmananand Saraswati during the BJD government in the state. The disappearance of the investigation commission report on a sensitive incident like murder is a matter of great concern. The Congress party in Odisha is being run under the BJD’s instructions by playing the role of BJD’s B-team.
Both Congress and BJD are opposing the MMDR amendment in the state and creating a false puzzle by giving misleading information. While 9 districts in Odisha have been affected by massive floods this year, the petty politics and light comments of the BJD leadership regarding the floods have saddened the hearts of the flood-affected people. In the current situation of the country and the state, the behavior of both Congress and BJD parties is very unfortunate.
Which was strongly condemned in today’s executive committee and a political manifesto was proposed and passed. This executive committee has given inspiration to work dedicated to building a prosperous Odisha, said MP Dr. Sambit Patra in the media. State Vice President Dr. Yatin Mohanty and PRAKOST Coordinator Shri Sudipta Roy were present on the occasion.
Present at today’s meeting were National General Secretary Shri Sunil Bansal, Deputy Chief Minister Shri K.V. Singhdeo and Mrs. Parvathi Parida, State In-charge Shri Vijay Pal Singh Tomar, Co-in-charge Ms. Lata Usendi, State General Secretary (Organization) Shri Manas Kumar Mohanty, Ministers, MPs and MLAs, State officials and State Executive members.
