BJD will Play Key Role in Govt Formation at Centre: Patnaik | Odisha Political News

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Bhubaneswar: BJD president and Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Thursday appealed to the people of the state to strengthen the regional party as he claimed that the BJD will play a major role in government formation at the Centre after the Lok Sabha elections.

“No national party will get majority to form government at the Centre after elections. Therefore, your BJD will have a major role in government formation at the Centre,” Patnaik said while addressing three back-to-back election meetings in Kandhamal, Boudh and Sonepur districts.

Patnaik said, “BJP central leaders did not visit Odisha during calamities but now during the election time, they are shedding crocodile tears for the state.”

The BJD supremo lambasted the BJP-led NDA government accusing it of ‘apathy’ towards Odisha.

The Chief Minister said Odisha had informed the BJP-led Central government about the Chhattisgarh government locking the Mahanadi water and requested its early intervention.

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