BJD's wrong selection would help to congress in Bargarh Lok Sabha

Despite his educational and professional back ground he may not be in a position to secure the faith of the voters because of his ‘deceiving nature’. His calculation of winning the Lok Sabha seat through polarizing the local sentiment has been slowly slipping from his hands after his switching to BJD to obtain the party candidate for the Bargarh Lok Sabha constituency. He is now struggling hard to restore his ‘image’. Yes, we are talking about the retied agriculture director of government of India and BJD candidate of the newly constituted Bargarh Parliamentary seat Dr. Hamid Hussein.
Prior to this he was heading the Kosal movement as the all India convener of Kosal Ekta Manch (KEM), a social organization that has been fighting for a separate statehood for the western Orissa. KKD (Kosal Krani Dal) is the political wing of the KEM that is contesting election for the first time this year.
“He has deceived the people of entire western Orissa. Due to such ‘dubious’ character people do not have faith on the local party. But his dream may not be fruitful as people will give appropriate reply for his ‘deceiving nature’. Though his switching to BJD would not affect the prospect of the KKD, still it sends a wrong massage to the people supporting for the cause of local issues”, the president of the KKD Mr. Pramod Mishra told.
sources revealed that Dr. Hamid Hussein had visited several places of western Orissa to spread the massage of separate state hood for western Orissa. He was one of the leading members of the delegation that went to Delhi to submit a memorandum to the president demanding speatate statehood for western Orissa during last year. “People of western Orissa would get justice only after formation a new kosal state”, Dr. Hussein had quoted several occasions before press prior to his joining BJD. But now people started questing him to give justification of joining the BJD only to get a parliament ticket.
“This is not the only instances. Earlier also leaders like Balgopal Mishra and Brundaban Majhi had played ‘Kosal card’ to win the heart of the people. But they left kosal movement once they secured a safe position in other political parties. So people should be aware of such personalities who are playing with the sentiment of the people for self-gain”, Mr. Pramod Mishra reiterated.
On the other hand BJD has good base in Bargarh district where 5 assembly segments of the parliament seat are located. Despite of having couple of aspirants within the party how the party could rely upon a outside candidate, who even does not have a good knowledge about the party's workers, asked many of the party workers. now due to poor network in the Bargarh area, Dr. Hussein is facing severe problem in workers management, alleged the workers “Who is he we do not know him till his filing of nomination. However as sincere party workers we will definitely work for the party candidate. But how it could possible to work with heart and sole”, a senior party worker told.
It may be mentioned here that Dr. Hussein, a native of Jharsuguda district had been got his doctorate degree from JNU, New Delhi and joined in civil services as an allied officer. He joined the Kosal movement after being retired as agriculture director of government of India. “I do not know what people think about me but I am confident that people will definitely support me this time as I am always fighting for the cause of people”, Dr. Hamid Hussein told.
on the other hand the congress candidate Sanjay Bhoi has been welknown in the district because of his late father Dr. Krupasindhu Bhoi who represented the old sambalpur lok sabha on manu occasions. Because of his father's reputation in the district Sanjay lost last general election in2004 with a thin margin, But this time he is confident to win the seat.