BJP Scripts History in Nuapada: CM Majhi Credits Modi’s Vision
Nuapada, Nov 14 — In a resounding triumph that reshapes Odisha’s political landscape, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) clinched a historic victory in the Nuapada by-election, celebrated with fervour at the party’s state headquarters.
Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi hailed the win as a mandate for development and clean governance, attributing the success to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s inspiring leadership, the state government’s welfare schemes, and the transparent administration under the “double-engine government.”
“Development is the foundation of trust and the chariot of progress,” Majhi declared, emphasizing that voters had rejected “false promises and propaganda” in favor of BJP’s vision for a prosperous Odisha and a developed India.
🔑 Key Factors Behind the Victory
- Development Agenda: Welfare schemes and announced projects resonated strongly with voters.
- Local Sentiment: Disrespect shown to the family of late MLA Rajendra Dholakia by opponents was seen as a betrayal, which voters avenged at the ballot box.
- New Leadership: Newly elected MLA Jay Dholakia received congratulations from CM Majhi, who expressed confidence in his ability to fulfill the aspirations of Nuapada’s constituents.
🏛️ Party Leadership Reactions
State BJP president Manmohan Samal described the government’s journey as a transformation from “zero to hero” in just 16 months, highlighting unprecedented support in Nuapada. Majhi quipped that “the real contest was for second place,” underscoring the scale of BJP’s dominance.
The celebration also extended to the NDA’s sweeping victory in Bihar, with CM Majhi congratulating PM Modi, BJP national president JP Nadda, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for their roles in securing the win.
🎉 Celebration & Momentum
The event concluded with the exchange of bouquets and sweets, symbolizing unity and joy within party ranks. The dual victories in Nuapada and Bihar have infused fresh energy among BJP workers, setting the stage for further political momentum in Odisha.
