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Former MP Baijayant Panda meets Damodar Rout after his expulsion from BJD

in State News September 13, 2018 Comments Off on Former MP Baijayant Panda meets Damodar Rout after his expulsion from BJD 1,015 Views

Bhubaneswar:13/9/18:Former MP Baijayant Panda meets Damodar Rout for the first time after the ex-minister’s expulsion from BJD yesterday; a platoon of police personnel deployed at Rout’s official residence

Clearing doubts of any political discourse between them, Dama said, “After hearing about my dismissal from BJD, Baijayant Panda came to my house to pay a cordial visit as he shares my feelings of being sidelined from the party.”

Damodar also said that he will contest the elections from Paradip till the people of the constituency desire it and party ticket is not a constraint for him.

Talking to mediapersons after meeting Damodar, Baijayant said, “I had arrived today to give moral support to Damodar Rout. It was just a courtesy call and we will meet in coming days to take a decision over the party action and will inform all about the decision.”

 

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