AAP turncoats will join back party: Chandigarh Mayor Kuldeep Kumar

Chandigarh: Kuldeep Kumar Dhalor (Tita), who has been declared winner in the mayoral polls by the SC, said AAP councillors, who had defected to the BJP, were misled and would return to AAP. He said, “The truth has prevailed after...

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Updated At : 12:47 PM Feb 21, 2024 IST

Chandigarh: Kuldeep Kumar Dhalor (Tita), who has been declared winner in the mayoral polls by the SC, said AAP councillors, who had defected to the BJP, were misled and would return to AAP.

He said, “The truth has prevailed after the SC verdict. I am all praise for the SC.”

The Dadu Majra councillor said strictest action should be taken against presiding officer Anil Masih.

Dhalor has passed senior secondary and runs a tent business. Being a resident of Dadu Majra, he has been fighting for removal of the Dadu Majra dump. The AAP leader said as Mayor, he would continue to work for the removal of the dump. Dhalor was earlier affiliated with the RSS and the Bajrang Dal. He said to have left the organisations after the BJP considered Rajesh Kalia for MC poll ticket. He joined AAP and won the MC elections in 2021.

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