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Muktikanta Biswal has embarked on a 520 KM walk to Bhubaneswar

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Rourkela:30/7/18: After undertaking arduous journey of more than 1,500 km on foot from the steel city to New Delhi, Muktikanta Biswal has embarked on a 520 KM walk to Bhubaneswar. This time his aim is to meet the CM Naveen Patnaik and apprise him about the necessity of IGH Super Speciality Hospital and the Brahmani Bridge.

Before leaving for Bhubaneswar, Biswal, spoke to the media. “I am going to Bhubaneswar to meet our CM and apprise him about the urgent necessity of the super speciality hospital at IGH and also the quick construction and the completion of the long standing demand of residents of Rourkela. Both the things are urgently needed for us and there should be some urgency at every level. These two cannot be neglected and all concerned should raise their voices and I am going to do that for my city there,” said Biswal said before leaving for Bhubaneswar.

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