Cuttack, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday said though he has no dispute with Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik, he expressed concern over the state administration being headed by an officer from outside the state.

Shah told OTV news channel, "We have no dispute with Naveen Babu, but the way an official from outside is running the state government in the name of Naveen Patnaik. I think the people of Odisha are very troubled by this." " A road show here.

Shah explained the people's feeling of being ruled by an official from outside, saying, "This is an issue of Odia pride, Odia prestige."

Asked about the impact of the Ram temple among the people of Odisha, Shah said, "There is anger among the people here over the attempt to disrupt the consecration ceremony of the Ra temple in Ayodhya."

Earlier, addressing a public meeting at Soroda in Ganjam district, Sha alleged that when the entire country was celebrating Ram Mani Utsav, the new government adopted various methods to stop people from participating in the event.

He said, "I want to tell Naveen Babu that the people of Odisha will never forgive those who disrupt Shri Ram Utsav celebrations."

On the issue of Lord Jagannath temple, Shah said all four gates of the Shree temple in Pur will be opened for devotees within six hours of the swearing-in ceremony of the BJP government.

Apart from this, he also assured the people that the new BJP government will make public the report of the judicial commission formed to investigate the missing keys of Ratna Bhandar.

Shah also said that the BJP has said in its manifesto that people cheated by various Ponzi companies will get their money back within one and a half years. "Those involved in the chit fund scam will be sent to jail," he said.