Suspended BJD Leader Prabhat Biswal Joins BJP
Former BJD MLA Prabhat Ranjan Biswal has formally joined the BJP months after his expulsion from the BJD. His entry marks another significant political shift in Cuttack.
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Former BJD MLA Prabhat Ranjan Biswal has formally joined the BJP months after his expulsion from the BJD. His entry marks another significant political shift in Cuttack.
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