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Making Mohali a medical hub my mission: Sidhu

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Updated At : 01:04 PM Jan 16, 2022 IST

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Mohali, January 15

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Former Punjab Health Minister and sitting Congress MLA Balbir Singh Sidhu, who has been given the Congress ticket, said making Mohali a world-class medical hub was his mission. To accomplish it, he ensured setting up state’s fourth Government Medical College here. Addressing a gathering Sidhu said, “Whatever I did in past is in front of everybody.”

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Mayor eyeing common land in Chappar Chiri: Kulwant

While interacting with reporters here today, Kulwant Singh, the Aam Aadmi Party candidate from Mohali constituency, said the MC under the mayorship of Jeeti Sidhu, brother of Congress MLA Balbir Sidhu, who were once infamous for grabbing land in villages, were now desperately eyeing common land worth crores in Chappar Chiri village. Kulwant said, “Villagers are up against this land mafia. One of the brothers proposes to include village in the MC jurisdiction.” —

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