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Two-day BJP National Committee meet begins in Bhubaneshwar on Saturday, PM to attend

Two-day BJP National Committee meet begins in Bhubaneshwar on Saturday, PM to attend

India Blooms News Service | | 15 Apr 2017, 01:02 pm
Bhubaneshwar, Apr 15 (IBNS): A two-day Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) National Committee meet began in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha, on Saturday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP President Amit Shah are also attending the conclave.

According to reports, BJP members of Odisha have planned a grand reception for the prime minister when he arrives at odisha's capital city later on Saturday.

On Friday, when Amit Shah arrived in Bhubaneshwar, he was welcomed by party workers with a garland of lotuses, the party symbol.

Tweeted Shah, "Reached Odisha the land of Maha Prabhu Bhagwan Jagannath. I thank the people of Utkala for their immense love and support."

He later said, "The energy and enthusiasm of karyakartas of BJP Odisha is remarkable. I am sure BJP will emerge as the leading political force in Odisha."


Image: Amit Shah Twitter

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