Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi left for New Delhi on Wednesday for a significant three-day official visit that is expected to feature high-level political and governmental discussions.
Reliable sources indicate that during his stay in the national capital, the Chief Minister is likely to meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, BJP National President, and several other Union ministers. The timing coincides with the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament, opening the door for important interactions with BJP MPs from Odisha and other party colleagues.
In a notable addition to the itinerary, Majhi is also scheduled to call on the President of India ahead of the latter’s planned visit to Odisha. The meeting is seen as a preparatory step to ensure seamless coordination for the presidential tour.
The Chief Minister is scheduled to return to Bhubaneswar on August 1, wrapping up what sources describe as a tightly packed and strategically important capital sojourn.
Political observers view the visit as an opportunity for the Majhi government to strengthen ties with the Centre, discuss key developmental projects for Odisha, and align party strategies during the parliamentary session.
As the state continues to navigate its post-election priorities under the BJP-led government, all eyes will be on the outcomes of these closed-door meetings in Delhi.
