NOT EASY TO DEFEAT THE NAVEEN

Bhuvaneswar, March 14, (way2newstv.in):

Not easy to defeat the naveen. Naveen Patnaik ... is an example of simplicity. addition,Rushed, is a fully committed leader. Socialist.sensitive. Secular plaintiff. Regional leader who has been chief minister for seventeen consecutive years. Naveen Patnaik, who is a Member of Parliament, MLA and Chief Minister for more than two decades, is the ideal leader of today's leaders and regional parties. A blameless personality. It is not exaggerating to say that the leader of this virtue is rare. Biju Janata Dal has been leading the party for over two decades. While serving as the Chief Minister of the state for nearly two decades. Relationships with the center are unnecessary.

In 1998, the party won 9 out of the total 21 seats. In 2004, BJD won 14 out of 11 seats in 2009. Viswaroopam has been shown in the 2014 elections. Modi has been able to win 20 Lok Sabha seats in all 21 seats. In the Sundargarh constituency only current Union Minister Juyal oram has won. Naveen Patnaik's personal reputation is that party candidate Rita Sahoo won a majority in the by-election in the recently-held Bijepuranga Assembly seat with a margin of over 42,000 votes. In fact it is the Congress position. Congress is winning from three seats. With the death of sitting MLA Subal Sahu, Patnaik wisely wrested his wife Rita Sahu.

NOT EASY TO DEFEAT THE NAVEEN

The BJP's idea is that the 2019 Assembly polls can be a strong opposition to the Congress withdrawing. So far, plans are being prepared. The party's leader, Dharmendra Pradan, made the Union Minister. As part of the party's strength, he selected him from the Bihar to the Rajya Sabha and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry. In the coming Assembly elections, he is naming the party as the party's chief ministerial candidate. The BJP party's ranks have expressed confidence that the elections will be successful in the coming elections with anti-government, Hindutva slogan and Modi's name. The leaders of the BJP say that they have succeeded in the northeastern states, and Odisha is not counting on them. In the last two elections, the strength of the party has been reduced, with 38 out of the 2000 assembly elections and 38 in 2004. BJP party leaders say that nobody can stop this goal from becoming a party or a strong opposition.