Dikhyaa Mohanty 
Union Home Minister Amit Shah conducted a roadshow in Cuttack on Wednesday, following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s event in Bhubaneswar a few days prior. Before coming to an end at Chandi Mandir Chhak, the roadshow started in Gopabandhu Park and traveled to a number of significant Cuttack intersections, including Buxi Bazar, Tinikonia Bagicha, Dargha Bazar, Choudhry Bazar, Naya Sarak, Balu Bazar, Chandni Chouwk, and Mohammadia Bazar.
As he crossed the street with a lighted lotus—the BJP’s electoral symbol—in hand, waving to the thousands of people who had gathered on both sides of the street, he was standing on a saffron-colored car decked out with flowers. During the tour, Home Minister Amit Shah was escorted in the van by Bhartruhari Mahtab, the BJP candidate for the Cuttack Lok Sabha seat, and Dr. Purna Chandra Mohapatra, the contender for Barabati-Cuttack MLA.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has honored the whole state of Odisha by appointing an Adivasi daughter of the state President (Droupadi Murmu) of the nation, HM Amit Shah said earlier at a rally at Sorada, in the Aska Parliamentary constituency in Ganjam district. By displaying a picture of the Konark Surya Temple behind the podium where he was addressing world leaders during the G20 meeting, Prime Minister Modi increased Odisha’s reputation worldwide. Along with coins and postal stamps honoring the Paika revolt, PM Modi also The Home Minister charged that the BJD government was preventing Odishans from taking part in Ramadan celebrations in a number of ways.
He claimed that by putting a stop to the threat of terrorism and left-wing extremism, Prime Minister Modi has made the nation safe. Every family in the nation will receive five kg of rice from PM Modi. Naveen Patnaik, the Chief Minister of Odisha, only provides an empty bag with his picture printed on it. Later on, he claims to have given the rice to the underprivileged. In addition to the Rs 5 kg of rice that PM Modi offered, Naveen ji ought to have provided an additional 2.5 kg of rice rather than an empty bag, according to HM Shah.
