Samadhi could not meet Draupadi Murmu due to security: Said- I am happy that my Samadhan became the presidential candidate

There is a festive atmosphere in Rairangpur and Uparbera villages of Odisha’s Mayurbhanj district after Draupadi Murmu was made the presidential candidate. Murmu has a two-storey house in Mohaldiha Basti on Tatanagar Rairangpur Road. People were gathering here since morning. His maternal uncle is in Uparbeda village, 15 km from Rairangpur. People gathered there too. Murmu’s house has been taken under security cover by CRPF. He has been given Z plus security. On Wednesday, outside Murmu’s house, his friend Dharmacharan Hansda was found drenched in sweat. Said – Went to the house, but could not meet. But, no sorrow. Now the country is going to get the first tribal president as our support.

Murmu also sweeps the temple
Murmu, dressed in an orange sari, offered prayers at the Jaher place amidst heavy security in the morning. After that worshiped in Shiva temple. Broom was also planted in the temple. He made a vow in Nandi Maharaj’s ear and returned home. Stayed at home from 11 pm to 2.30 pm. During this, the force was deployed from the road to the inside of the house. Nobody got time to meet. His close friends also stood outside. Before Delhi, he had to go to Bhubaneshwar by road. Greeting people from the main gate of the house on auspicious time, wearing a blue sari left for Delhi at 2:56. Forms can be filled on Friday.

Draupadi Murmu asked for a vow by saying in Nandi’s ear.

Digital village built for Uparbeda
Uparbeda village is completely digital. Every household must have a bank account. Every house has a water pipeline. Everyone has a toilet here. PM residence has also been built. The people here give full credit to Murmu.

are staunch advocates of vegetarianism
Murmu is a vegetarian. While being the governor of Jharkhand, she had completely banned non-vegetarian food in the Raj Bhavan. Meat and fish were also prohibited for the personnel residing in the entire complex. Murmu has been working for the interests of tribals and girl students.