BJD MLAs Under IB Scanner

Bhubaneswar (Reporters Today Bureau): The BJD has recently formed a team of its MLAs and MPs for party activities. It has given them various positions like General Secretaries and other. Innumerable persons are appointed in the same rank. However, such class divisions have never been seen in any party, as they are now. There is a lot of talk about this. Political analysts say the party is trying to appease dissidents by lollipops. However, this did not happen in one day.

According to experts, it has been a long time coming for the so-called decision maker of the team to divide this class. However, this was not done by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, who is said to be the party’s leader. This is done by the invisible force, which is completely in control of the party. According to experts, dissatisfaction with the party has reached its peak before the last election.

However, the team was successful. For this the role of Jajpur MLA Pranab Prakash Das was the most important. Now the subject of our illustration is not about Pranab. According to experts, the dissatisfaction with the unseen force brought the party’s leaders, ministers, and legislators to IB scanner to control the movement. The IB has been tasked with identifying the unsatisfieds. After that, the work was distributed. In this regard, experts say, the force is trying to appease the disgruntled by giving lollipops to various valueless positions.

According to experts, more than 60 of the party’s 113 legislators are dissatisfied. And most of them are old, loyal members of the team. Many of them had previously served as ministers. This proves that the investigation was not carried out by the Chief Minister. This is done by the person who is going to take over the party’s control after the Chief Minister.

Even now, in the presence of the Chief Minister, various important decisions of the party are being taken by him. This unseen force think that the dissatisfieds can be dangerous to the so-called force. The IB lists some senior members as “politically threat”. Members who have been charged with such allegation were once close to the Chief Minister and also loyal to the party.

In other words, IB’s co-operation was needed to address the issue. As it turned out, the disgruntled were identified, and lollipops of various nominal positions were put in their hands. But how long will that lollipop sweet calm the disgruntled? Will Lollipop work as desired or will the flames of the dissatisfaction burn high? Time will tell.