New Delhi: The All India Congress Committee (AICC) announced the appointment of new office bearers for the Odisha Pradesh Congress Committee (OPCC) with
The decision was approved by the Congress President, as stated in a press release issued by AICC General Secretary K.C. Venugopal.
Siddharth Swarup Dash has been appointed as the Treasurer of the OPCC.
The OPCC now includes 7 Vice Presidents: Taraprasad Bahinipati, Ramesh Jena, Santosh Singh Saluja, Debasis Patnaik, C.S. Raazen Ekka, Lalatendu Mohapatra, and Samita Behara.
The 10 General Secretaries appointed are Ashok Das, Appal Swamy Kadraka, Prafulla Pradhan, Mangu Khilla, Pabitra Saunta, Nilamdhab Hikaka, Subarna Nayak, Syed Yashir Nawaz, Bijayanand Chaulia, and Madhusmita Sethy.
Additionally, the AICC has named 12 Secretaries for the OPCC. They are Tuleshwar Naik, Sasmita Panda, Shilpisri Harichandan, Debasmita Sharma, Lakshmidhar Singh, Dilip Duria, Rupak Turuk, Simanchal Giri Ulaka, Manisha Tripathy, Sakka Sujit, Mohan Hembrum, and Anima Minz.
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