BJP didn’t give me ticket, family said I must fight : Savitri Jindal

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Updated At : 11:02 AM Sep 21, 2024 IST

India’s richest woman Jindal group chairperson Savitri Jindal has joined the electoral fray to pursue aspirations. She filed papers as Independent candidate after she was denied the ticket by the BJP. A former minister and two-time MLA is carrying forward the legacy of her late husband, Om Prakash Jindal. Even as her son Naveen Jindal is BJP MP from Kurukshetra, she put her foot down to take the field opposite BJP candidate Kamal Gupta from Hisar assembly constituency #SavitriJindal #HaryanaAssemblyElections #Congress #BJP

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