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Stalin took strong exception to PM Modi's remarks that the missing keys of Lord Jagannath's treasury in Odisha have gone to Tamil Nadu

Pandian's jibe at Modi: his campaigners are political tourists who can't even name Odisha capital

Addressing an election rally in Sambalpur where the BJP has fielded Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Shah said this time lotus, the party's symbol, will bloom in Odisha.

The fifth phase of polling for India general elections 2024 across 49 parliamentary constituencies spread over six states and two Union Territories (UTs)

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has criticised Congress leaders for spreading false information about the NDAs intention to change the constitution. She criticized Congress leaders for failing to protect the constitution of their party and promoting one family. Sitharaman also accused Congress and the RJD of attempting to "rob" SCs, STs, and OBCs of quotas and divert them to Muslims, which is against the Constitution.

BJP leader Sambit Patra faced criticism for saying "Lord Jagannath is Modis bhakt," which he called a "slip of the tongue." BJDs VK Pandian advised him to take care during his three-day fast. Pandian emphasized BJDs stance of keeping religion and politics separate, criticizing BJP for involving Lord Jagannath in political discourse.

A political row in Odisha over the missing keys of the Jagannath temples Ratna Bhandar. The PM criticized the Naveen Patnaik-led BJD government, suspecting their involvement. Plans to open the treasury during the Rath Yatra in July. The PM hinted the keys might be in Tamil Nadu.

Most Indian monuments have different ticket prices for Indian nationals and foreigners.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah claimed that the NDA had secured 310 seats after five phases of Lok Sabha polls and predicted over 400 seats after the next rounds. He urged the people of Odisha to break free from "babu-raj" and elect BJP for state and central governance. Shah criticized the current administration for neglecting tribal welfare and announced various development initiatives promising a young Odia Chief Minister.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday urged the people of Odisha to free the state from "babu-raj" and allow the BJP to form government at the Centre and also in the state.