Sanjay Tandon releases BJP candidate's manifesto

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Chandigarh, December 19

Former Chandigarh BJP state president Sanjay Tandon released the manifesto of party candidate Anup Gupta, who is contesting from Ward No. 11 (Sector 18, 19 and 21).

“The key highlight of the manifesto is to introduce helpline numbers to address problems of residents and setting up of call centres on a priority basis,” said Gupta, a businessman by profession.

“I will be focusing on getting maximum participation from residents of my ward. Installation of solar lights in parks, HD CCTV cameras in inner roads of sectors, open air gym in parks, swings, proper lights and 24-hours clean water supply will be ensured,” he said.

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