Lok Sabha Elections 2024: PM Modi arrives in Bhubaneswar to address two public rallies in Brahmapur, Nowrangpur on May 6

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JP Nadda has also made his way to the state. On Sunday, Nadda unveiled the BJP's manifesto for the 2024 Odisha Assembly elections, making bold commitments to tackle corruption within the ruling Biju Janata Dal (BJD), the report added. "Our goal is 'from resolution to accomplishment'...we will fulfill our commitments...it (Manifesto) is not a document, it is our implementation programme for the next 5 years.

The day we make government, a sub-committee is made for the manifesto and every month we monitor our manifesto...Our goal will be to end the corruption of BJD, we will have zero tolerance towards corruption," he declared, as per ANI. Nadda criticized the past practices during the Congress era, where the manifesto was treated merely as a formality, lacking public trust and sincerity from its creators. He praised Modi's leadership, stating, "Under the leadership of Modi ji, the culture of politics, the definition and methods of politics have changed in the last 10 years...

But today, under the leadership of Modi ji, there is politics of reform, politics of performance and politics of transformation, hence today's politics has become the politics of report card." He also highlighted the neglect of PM Modi's welfare initiatives by previous administrations and the detrimental politics practiced in non-BJP governed states, including caste, creed, regionalism, corruption, and nepotism. "The states not governed by BJP are suffering due to the politics of caste, creed, regionalism, corruption, and nepotism... These have been the guiding principles for other political parties.