Sood: Sanjay Colony residents to get permanent houses

Former BJP state president and former Mayor Arun Sood has assured residents of Sanjay Colony that deserving people will definitely get houses from the government. Residents of Sanjay Colony had met Sood after receiving eviction notice by the UT administration....

Tribune News Service

chandigarh, Updated At : 03:57 AM Apr 22, 2025 IST

Former BJP state president and former Mayor Arun Sood has assured residents of Sanjay Colony that deserving people will definitely get houses from the government.

Residents of Sanjay Colony had met Sood after receiving eviction notice by the UT administration.

Sood also visited Sanjay Colony to know the problems of the people. He was accompanied by Councillor Vimala Dubey, former councillor and BJP leader Anil Dubey. After knowing their problems and checking the documents, Arun Sood raised the matter with DC Nishant Kumar Yadav.

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