Rampur: Pratibha Singh lays stone of panchayat buildings

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Updated At : 01:09 PM Feb 09, 2024 IST

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Rampur, February 8

HPCC president Pratibha Singh laid the foundation stones of panchayat buildings for Ganvi and Bonda in her native Rampur Bushahr area today. She interacted with Congress workers and the residents of 12 panchayats at Ganvi village.

Local MLA Nandlal and the residents of Labana, Sadana, Jagori, Fancha, Jeori, Sarahan, Koot, Kyao, Sarpara, Shahdhar, Bonda and Kinnu gram panchayats raised their problems with Pratibha.

The Congress chief said that the government would fulfil some demands of the villagers and the local MLA had been given the responsibility to accomplish the task. She added that the MLA would take up local issues with the state government and in the Assembly.

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