Bubaneswar: Close on the heels of Orissa High Court keeping the state government on 15-day notice on steps taken on sanitisation in the Twin City, OPCC president Niranjan Patnaik has drawn the attention of chief minister Naveen Patnaik to total failure of the BMC in the COVID-19 management.
In a letter to the chief minister, Niranjan termed the apathy and callousness with which citizens of Bhubaneswar are being treated by BMC as extremely unfortunate. “My letter has nothing to do with my political views and I merely speak as a citizen of Bhubaneswar,” the letter read.
Claiming that there is a universal anger cutting across class divide against the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC), Niranjan requested the chief minister to get a review done by the chief secretary to find out the reasons.
“In normal times, this level of anger would have manifest in agitational programme. But, these are not normal times,” he said.
The senior Congress leader raised the following issues:
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