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Home / Chandigarh / Bjp Candidate Focuses On Rural Areas Of Constituency

BJP candidate focuses on rural areas of constituency

Says PM Modi has special bond with Panchkula
Tribune News Service
Panchkula, Updated At : 06:43 AM Sep 28, 2024 IST
BJP candidate meets residents in Panchkula on Friday.

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Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) Panchkula candidate Gian Chand Gupta today visited the rural parts of the Panchkula Assembly segment.

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Gupta visited Khangesara, Mattanwala and Alipur villages, among other areas. He also visited people in Industrial Area Phase-I.

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Addressing people in Khangesra village, he said the people of Haryana had chosen a state government of the same party that had been in power at the Centre for decades.

He claimed Prime Minister Narendra Modi had a special relationship with Panchkula and that he had lived here. He also directed party workers to explain the achievements and resolutions of the BJP government to voters in every household. He also visited Sector 9, Kundi village, Haripur Kheda temple and Sector 15.

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