Bhubaneswar, Nov 4 (UDN): Odisha Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida participated in the ‘Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy’ (Ganatantra Banchao, Arajakata Hatao) march organised in Cuttack today. Sharing her participation through a post on social media platform X, Parida highlighted the importance of strengthening democratic values, creating political awareness among the younger generation and encouraging citizens to play an active role in the country’s development.
She stated that the primary objective of the campaign is to sensitise young people about democratic principles and constitutional values, counter what she described as misinformation and propaganda by opposition parties, and address alleged anti-national conspiracies. The campaign also seeks to encourage greater public participation in nation-building and motivate citizens, particularly the youth, to contribute positively towards strengthening the democratic system.
Pravati Parida further emphasised that awareness, public responsibility and collective participation are essential for protecting democratic institutions and ensuring the country’s continued progress. She expressed satisfaction over the enthusiastic participation of a large number of members of the public and party workers in the march.
According to her, the significant turnout and active involvement of participants reflect strong public support for the campaign and its stated objectives. The march in Cuttack was aimed at spreading awareness about democratic values, mobilising public opinion and encouraging people to participate actively in matters concerning the nation’s future.
The Deputy Chief Minister’s participation highlighted the campaign’s focus on youth engagement, democratic awareness and collective responsibility in the process of nation-building.