Dharmendra Pradhan sets off on a march towards Sambalpur, wagering on progress
According to Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, the BJP has come to represent trust, commitment, and service for both the people of Odisha and the nation as a whole on Saturday. In the last ten years, the party has accomplished a great deal of progress, which is evident in Sambalpur. He claimed that the district’s residents’ lives had changed as a result of the prime minister.
Pradhan, the BJP’s candidate for the Sambalpur Lok Sabha, was addressing at the party’s foundation day celebration at the local BJP office.
According to him, there has been significant progress made in the housing sector under PMAY, in sanitation under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, and in cooking gas for women under Ujjwala Yojana. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the reason for the establishment of IIM and the renovation of Sambalpur railway station.
He said, “People’s trust in PM Modi has grown multifold,” and he encouraged party members to put in more effort to fulfill the Modi Ki Guarantee.
On the occasion, Pradhan congratulated party members and stated that, thanks to the contributions of legends like Atal Bihari Vajpayee, LK Advani, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP has grown to become the largest political family in the world today. Syama Prasad Mookerjee and Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay’s tireless efforts have made this possible.
In addition, he leveled criticism at the state government, claiming that even after 25 years in office, the BJD has failed to maintain peace and order and provide clean drinking water because, in addition to unemployment and the lack of basic amenities, these problems are mostly related to elections in Sambalpur and Odisha.
“Let’s bring these problems up with the public. He said, “Party workers should be determined to win and strengthen the Modi government.” Girish Patel, the district president, and Jayanarayan Mishra, a BJP leader, were present.
Pradhan launched his campaign earlier on Friday from Brahmanibil village in the Chhendipada block of the Angul district, seeking the Sambalpur Lok Sabha seat. In order to get blessings, he went to the temple of the ruling goddess Maa Dakeswari. Later, he spoke before a public assembly there.
