Anandpur Sahib neglected by ex-MPs: BJP nominee

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Updated At : 12:26 PM May 11, 2024 IST

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Mohali, May 10

BJP candidate from Anandpur Sahib Subhash Sharma paid obeisance at various temples on Lord Parshuram Jayanti today.

During a meeting with the Brahmin community and other people, Sharma cornered the Congress and SAD on the issue of lack of development in Anandpur Sahib and said former MPs never paid attention towards development works due to which the Lok Sabha constituency was continuously lagging behind.

“Therefore, I appeal to the people of Anandpur Sahib to give an opportunity to PM Modi this time,” he said, while assuring people that they would not give any chance to complain.

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