MP launches development projects

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New Delhi, Updated At : 09:18 AM Dec 30, 2024 IST

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BJP MP Ramvir Singh Bidhuri on Sunday launched development projects worth over Rs 13 crore across several areas in his South Delhi constituency, including the long-awaited restoration of electricity connections in Tughlakabad village, which had been suspended for six years.

Bidhuri inaugurated a series of development works, including Rs 4 crore worth of projects in Jaunapur and Gadaipur. These projects will focus on beautifying two baraat ghars in Jaunapur and repairing the roads and drainage systems in Gadaipur, which had deteriorated significantly. Bidhuri also inaugurated a 3-storey community centre in Jaitpur village, located in the Badarpur Assembly constituency.

Bidhuri also kick-started development work worth Rs 7 crore in Tughlakabad village, which will see the construction of new roads and drainage systems.

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