Chandolia shares plans for North West Delhi

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Updated At : 01:01 PM May 02, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, May 1

BJP candidate Yogender Chandolia laid out his plans for the North West Lok Sabha constituency in a press conference on Wednesday.

Discussing his vision for North West seat, Chandolia outlined key initiatives, stating, “Toll taxes imposed in Bawana by DSIIDC will be abolished. Industries will be developed, providing them with facilities. An industrial hub will be established. Water reservoirs in villages will be restored.”

Asserting his strong presence among the people of North West, he said, “The public is rejecting the current Congress candidate. He will lose heavily this time. I have full confidence in the people of the constituency.”

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