GG News Bureau
Bhubaneswar, 9th August. After his political career’s first defeat, BJD president Naveen Patnaik has announced plans for a statewide tour starting in November to reconnect with the public and party workers.
The decision was made during the BJD’s first state coordination committee meeting, chaired by senior leader Debi Prasad Mishra on Thursday. Patnaik, who recently dissolved the state office bearers’ panel, had earlier formed a 15-member committee to oversee party activities and coordinate with districts.
During the meeting, Patnaik emphasized the importance of his personal engagement in rebuilding morale after the party’s loss to the BJP in the assembly elections. He urged leaders to remain active in public service and utilize social media to communicate the party’s initiatives.
Patnaik expressed gratitude to the people of Odisha for their support over the past 24 years and encouraged party leaders to work diligently. The committee, led by Mishra, proposed an organizational restructuring and suggested reorganizing the party’s youth, students’, and women’s wings.
The statewide tour aims to rejuvenate party efforts and strengthen connections with voters and party members in the wake of recent setbacks.
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