    Berhampur (Odisha), Mar 27 (PTI) BJD supporters in Odisha’s Ganjan district have been overwhelmed by the celebration’s determination to discipline Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik from his house turf Hinjili meeting seat for the sixth time in a row.
    Through the day, the ruling celebration launched the primary listing of 72 candidates for the following state meeting polls and likewise introduced 15 Lok Sabha nominees.
    “We’re very glad that he would contest from Hinjili as soon as once more within the state meeting elections,” former BJD zilla parishad member Sameer Pradhan stated.
    Ajaya Moharana, a supporter of BJD in Hinjili, stated that Patnaik will win with a better margin this time than the earlier elections.
    His victory margin has continued to extend since 2000, besides final time.
    Patnaik had been elected to the state meeting for the primary time in 2000 from Hinjili with a successful margin of 29,826 votes.
    The margin had elevated to 76,586 within the 2014 meeting elections, however the identical dropped to 60,160 5 years in the past.
    Within the final meeting election, the BJD president contested from Hinjili together with Bijepur, a western Odisha constituency, and gained each seats. He, nevertheless, retained Hinjili.
    “Not solely Hinjili folks, however the whole Ganjam district was joyful, as he would search re-election from his house turf,” BJD’s state girls wing zonal president Mamata Bisoi stated.
    His presence will “increase the rank and file of the celebration throughout the Ganjam district, Berhampur MP Chandra Sekhar Sahu stated.
    Neither the BJP nor the Congress introduced their candidates for Hinjili meeting constituency.
    Meeting and Lok Sabha elections will probably be held concurrently in Odisha in 4 phases between Might 13 and June 1.
    Patnaik made his debut within the electoral battle in 1997 and gained the by-election to the Aska Lok Sabha seat as a nominee of the erstwhile Janata Dal.
    The seat had fallen vacant following the dying of his father Biju Patnaik.
