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A political debate has ignited over the proposed location of a new agriculture university in Odisha, with Balangir’s MLA, Kalikesh Narayan Singh Deo, questioning the government’s intentions. The BJD lawmaker has demanded clarification from the Government of Odisha regarding an earlier proposal to establish the university in Balangir. This comes in light of a recent meeting chaired by Deputy Chief Minister K.V. Singh Deo to discuss a proposal for a similar institution in Sambalpur.

Odisha CM Majhi announces Sugar Mill and Textile Park for Balangir; projects worth Rs 580 crore launchedOdisha CM Majhi announces Sugar Mill and Textile Park for Balangir; projects worth Rs 580 crore launched

The success of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the three central Indian States of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Chhattisgarh has forced Odisha’s ruling party, the Biju Janata Dal (BJD), to sit up and take notice.

The controversy stems from an incident at the Mahakalapada block office on June 11, when Chameli Ojha, the 33-year-old sarpanch of Tikhari gram panchayat, allegedly got into a heated argument with the block development officer (BDO) over the stoppage of funds for development works in her panchayat. The confrontation escalated, leading to her arrest aturday and allegations of torture in a police vehicle. Ojha’s youngest brother

The arrest and alleged manhandling of a young woman sarpanch in Odisha’s Kendrapara district has triggered a political storm, with the Opposition BJD and Congress accusing the BJP government of suppressing grassroots voices. The controversy stems from an incident at the Mahakalapada block office on June 11, when Chameli Ojha, the 33-year-old sarpanch of Tikhari gram panchayat, allegedly got into a heated argument with the block development officer (BDO) over the stoppage of funds for development works in her panchayat. The confrontation escalated, leading to her arrest aturday and allegations of torture in a police vehicle. Ojha’s youngest brotherThe arrest and alleged manhandling of a young woman sarpanch in Odisha’s Kendrapara district has triggered a political storm, with the Opposition BJD and Congress accusing the BJP government of suppressing grassroots voices. The controversy stems from an incident at the Mahakalapada block office on June 11, when Chameli Ojha, the 33-year-old sarpanch of Tikhari gram panchayat, allegedly got into a heated argument with the block development officer (BDO) over the stoppage of funds for development works in her panchayat. The confrontation escalated, leading to her arrest aturday and allegations of torture in a police vehicle. Ojha’s youngest brother