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Congress warns of challenging times ahead for people of Odisha as BJP prepares to form government, alleging prioritization of rich interests over citizens' well-being. BJP refutes claims, focusing on development under Narendra Modi's leadership. Congress vows to continue fighting for people's causes despite electoral setbacks in recent polls.

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Senior Congress leader Ajoy Kumar accuses PM Narendra Modi of working for billionaires while pretending to serve the poor. Claims Modi waived off Rs 16 lakh crore in debts of 25 billionaires, an amount that could help 16 lakh needy people with Rs 1 lakh each. Accusations of cheating on the people and not addressing issues like closed copper mines and unemployment.

Patra sparked a controversy with this remark that Lord Jagannath was a devotee of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. However, he later described it as a slip of the tongue.

Odisha CM appealed to the BJP to keep Lord Jagannath above the political discourse, after saffron party's candidate Sasmit Patra's remark.

BJPs Sambit Patras slip of tongue about Lord Jagannath draws criticism from Congress, BJD, and AAP, sparking a demand for an apology.

Ajoy Kumar asserts no Odisha government possible without Congress, highlighting their strong assembly and Lok Sabha election prospects.

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Congress, BJD and AAP on Monday accused BJP leader and its Puri candidate Sambit Patra of insulting Lord Jagannath and hurting the sentiments of devotees with his remarks, which Patra said were a "slip of the tongue". India News | Sambit Patra's Remarks on Lord Jagannath Draw Flak, Says It Was 'slip of Tongue'.