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Advani to address five public meetings in Orissa: Goel

BJP leader L K Advani's "Jan Chetna Yatra" is slated to enter Orissa on October 23 to make people aware of alleged corruption like 2G spectrum and CWG scams during the UPA rule at the Centre.

Updated on: Oct 09, 2011 08:19 PM IST
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BJP leader L K Advani's "Jan Chetna Yatra" is slated to enter Orissa on October 23 to make people aware of alleged corruption like 2G spectrum and CWG scams during the UPA rule at the Centre.

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Advani is scheduled to address five public meetings at Bargarh, Sambalpur, Angul, Dhenkanal and Cuttack during the three-day visit of the yatra in the state, senior BJP leader and yatra in-charge for Orissa, Vijay Goel told reporters.

"Besides highlighting scams like 2G spectrum, CWG and Adarsh housing society scandals, largescale corruption during BJD rule in Orissa would also be highlighted during the programme," he said adding the state witnessed a series of scams including mining, dal and land scandals.

To a query, the former Union minister said it has already been made clear that the yatra beginning October 11 till November 20 would not seek to project Advani or anyone as future prime minister.

"The sole objective of the yatra is to highlight the need for good governance and clean politics. It will stress the need for sustained onslaught against corruption," he said adding only BJP was capable of providing corruption-free and efficient administration.

On Anna Hazare's crusade against corruption, Goel said the Gandhian's battle would not end with Jan Lokpal bill and he may take up the issue of electoral reforms in the country as his next agenda.

 
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