DASPALLA – (Report - Subash Chandra Barik): In a vibrant display of patriotism and cultural pride, the local units of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Daspalla orchestrated a significant event to mark the 150th anniversary of India’s revered national song, Vande Mataram. The program, held at the party's local office, saw a large gathering of dedicated party workers and leaders from multiple mandals who collectively participated in the complete rendition of the iconic song. 
The event transformed the BJP office into a hub of nationalistic fervor. The primary activity involved the communal singing of the entire Vande Mataram song. Attendees sang the composition in unison, creating a powerful and solemn atmosphere. This act served as a tribute to the song's rich history and its enduring significance in India's cultural and freedom struggle heritage.
The ceremony witnessed participation from a broad spectrum of the party's local leadership, underscoring the collective spirit of the occasion. Key figures from various organizational wings graced the event with their presence and active involvement.
Senior party leaders and office-bearers took central roles in the day's proceedings. The event saw the participation of Manoj Kumar Sahoo, the President of the NAC Daspalla mandal, and Manas Ranjan Nayak, who serves as the President of the Sariganda Mandal. They were joined by Purnachandra Nayak, the President of the Banigochha Mandal.
Adding to the seniority of the gathering, Pradosh Kumar Jena, a respected senior BJP functionary, was also present. The party's organizational strength was further highlighted by the attendance of Gyan Ranjan Sahoo, the President of the BJP OBC Morcha for the area.
The event also served as a platform for the party's grassroots workers and general secretaries to demonstrate their commitment. Key individuals included Sushant Kumar Sith, Prabhat Kumar Khilar, and Surya Bhoi, all General Secretaries of the Sariganda Mandal. From the NAC Daspalla unit, Manoj Kumar Behera and Ranjan Kumar Das, who hold the position of General Secretary, contributed to the program's success.
The gathering represented a wide cross-section of the party's local structure. Brindaban Pradhan, the prominent Gram Panchayat member from Khamaar Sahi, was in attendance. Other notable participants included Maheswar Sethi, Bhanja Kishore Nayak, and Aniruddha Sahu.
The event also highlighted the role of women within the party framework. Jyotsna Rani Pradhan, the women's wing leader (Mahila Sahanetri), was present, emphasizing the inclusive nature of the celebration.
Further representation came from Gokul Chandra Nayak, the General Secretary of the Banigochha Mandal, and Peetabas Panda. The block-level representation was solidified by the presence of Kishore Chandra Dalbehera, the MP Representative for the Daspalla Block.
This collective participation from leaders and workers across different mandals and organizational levels demonstrated a unified party structure. The event was not merely a ceremonial observance but a reaffirmation of the party's deep-rooted connection with national symbols and its commitment to cultural values.
Observers noted that the program was conducted smoothly and concluded on a positive note, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose among all the attendees. By organizing such events, the BJP continues to engage its cadre around themes of national identity and heritage, strengthening its grassroots connections. The complete singing of Vande Mataram in Daspalla stands as a testament to the song's powerful legacy and its ability to unite people across different roles and responsibilities within a community.
The event transformed the BJP office into a hub of nationalistic fervor. The primary activity involved the communal singing of the entire Vande Mataram song. Attendees sang the composition in unison, creating a powerful and solemn atmosphere. This act served as a tribute to the song's rich history and its enduring significance in India's cultural and freedom struggle heritage.
The ceremony witnessed participation from a broad spectrum of the party's local leadership, underscoring the collective spirit of the occasion. Key figures from various organizational wings graced the event with their presence and active involvement.
Senior party leaders and office-bearers took central roles in the day's proceedings. The event saw the participation of Manoj Kumar Sahoo, the President of the NAC Daspalla mandal, and Manas Ranjan Nayak, who serves as the President of the Sariganda Mandal. They were joined by Purnachandra Nayak, the President of the Banigochha Mandal.
Adding to the seniority of the gathering, Pradosh Kumar Jena, a respected senior BJP functionary, was also present. The party's organizational strength was further highlighted by the attendance of Gyan Ranjan Sahoo, the President of the BJP OBC Morcha for the area.
The event also served as a platform for the party's grassroots workers and general secretaries to demonstrate their commitment. Key individuals included Sushant Kumar Sith, Prabhat Kumar Khilar, and Surya Bhoi, all General Secretaries of the Sariganda Mandal. From the NAC Daspalla unit, Manoj Kumar Behera and Ranjan Kumar Das, who hold the position of General Secretary, contributed to the program's success.
The gathering represented a wide cross-section of the party's local structure. Brindaban Pradhan, the prominent Gram Panchayat member from Khamaar Sahi, was in attendance. Other notable participants included Maheswar Sethi, Bhanja Kishore Nayak, and Aniruddha Sahu.
The event also highlighted the role of women within the party framework. Jyotsna Rani Pradhan, the women's wing leader (Mahila Sahanetri), was present, emphasizing the inclusive nature of the celebration.
Further representation came from Gokul Chandra Nayak, the General Secretary of the Banigochha Mandal, and Peetabas Panda. The block-level representation was solidified by the presence of Kishore Chandra Dalbehera, the MP Representative for the Daspalla Block.
This collective participation from leaders and workers across different mandals and organizational levels demonstrated a unified party structure. The event was not merely a ceremonial observance but a reaffirmation of the party's deep-rooted connection with national symbols and its commitment to cultural values.
Observers noted that the program was conducted smoothly and concluded on a positive note, fostering a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose among all the attendees. By organizing such events, the BJP continues to engage its cadre around themes of national identity and heritage, strengthening its grassroots connections. The complete singing of Vande Mataram in Daspalla stands as a testament to the song's powerful legacy and its ability to unite people across different roles and responsibilities within a community.
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