Odisha BJD Stages Protest Against Central Government Policies

The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) in Odisha has announced plans to stage a protest from Sunshine Field to the RDC office in Cuttack. The protest is aimed at highlighting the party’s opposition to the central government’s policies, which they claim are detrimental to the state’s interests. The BJD has been critical of the central government’s handling of various issues, including the allocation of funds for development projects in Odisha. The party has also expressed its dissatisfaction with the central government’s response to the state’s demands for special category status. The protest is expected to be attended by thousands of BJD supporters and leaders, who will march from Sunshine Field to the RDC office in Cuttack, carrying placards and banners with slogans against the central government. The BJD has claimed that the central government’s policies have caused significant harm to the state’s economy and have hindered its development. The party has also accused the central government of ignoring the state’s concerns and demands. The protest is seen as a show of strength by the BJD, which is the ruling party in Odisha. The party has been in power in the state since 2000 and has a strong support base. The BJD’s opposition to the central government’s policies has been growing in recent months, with the party criticizing the government’s handling of various issues, including the GST and the allocation of funds for development projects. The party has also expressed its concern over the central government’s decision to reduce the allocation of funds for various schemes, including the MGNREGA. The BJD has claimed that the central government’s decision will have a significant impact on the state’s rural economy and will cause hardship to thousands of people. The protest is expected to be peaceful, with the BJD leaders urging their supporters to maintain discipline and avoid any violence. The BJD has also announced plans to hold similar protests in other parts of the state, including Bhubaneswar and Berhampur. The party has claimed that the protests will be a success and will help to highlight the state’s concerns and demands. The BJD’s protest is seen as a challenge to the central government, which has been facing opposition from various parties and states over its policies. The central government has been accused of ignoring the concerns and demands of the states and has been criticized for its handling of various issues.

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