Mohali: Balbir Singh Sidhu dares opponents on development works

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Updated At : 02:22 PM Jan 08, 2022 IST

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Mohali, January 7

Sitting Congress MLA and former Cabinet Minister Balbir Singh Sidhu today challenged his opponents to counter him anywhere on development works carried out in Mohali during his tenure.

Balbir Singh Sidhu stated this on the sidelines of inaugurating his election office with full show of strength in spite of inclement weather in Sector 79 here today. He said development issues would be main agenda during the forthcoming elections.

Proclaiming from the podium “kaam kiya hai kaam karenge”, Sidhu said the upcoming medical college, new civil hospital and a nursing college would make Mohali the health capital of Punjab. — TNS

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