Ambala MC: Nominated councillor Puja Chaudhary sworn in

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Ambala, January 10

Puja Chaudhary was administered oath as the third nominated councillor of the Ambala Municipal Corporation on Monday.

Puja, wife of Jannayak Janta Party state spokesman Vivek Chaudhary, was nominated after Vivek’s name was withdrawn. Two names from the BJP while one name from the JJP was forwarded for the post of nominated councillors of the Ambala Municipal Corporation. Sandeep Sachdeva and Suresh Sahota from the BJP were administered oath in November last year.

Puja Chaudhary thanked Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala and the JJP high command for the opportunity and said she would raise local issues and work for the development. Ambala Mayor ShaktiRani Sharma, Ambala Municipal Corporation Commissioner Dhirendra Khadgata, and several other officials were present on the occasion.

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