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Ignored, Hoshiarpur MLA Sunder Sham Arora vacates house within one hour

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Updated At : 11:46 AM Sep 26, 2021 IST

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Hoshiarpur, September 25

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As soon as Hoshiarpur MLA Sunder Sham Arora came to know that he did not make it to the new Cabinet, he immediately renounced the government facilities he had received as a minister and vacated his official residence in Chandigarh.

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Arora left the official residence within an hour after the new Cabinet list was released. Handing over the accommodation to the officials concerned as per the rules, Arora said: “I am only concerned about serving people. Government facilities and security cover do not matter to me.” — OC

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