North West Delhi elections will be held on the issue of 5 years Dr. Udit Raj v/s 5 years of Hans Raj Hans

New Delhi, May 6, 2024

Today, Dr. Udit Raj, Candidate North West Delhi, while addressing the press conference, said that while serving as MP of North West Delhi from 2014-2019, he tried to bring about all-round development of the area. Many big schemes were also approved for the development of the area, but after that the MP from BJP who won from North West Delhi  worsened the condition of the area. He could not even start many of the schemes that had been sanctioned. Here I do not consider them too responsible because the votes were sought in the name of Modi and from here the BJP candidates are again seeking votes in the name of Modi. If they win, the same mistake will be repeated again. I am a candidate of India Alliance and I am seeking votes on the basis of my work. If the Congress government is formed at the Centre, the guarantees written in the Nyaya Patra will not only be fulfilled, but the work mentioned below in North-West Delhi will be done on priority basis.

• Manifesto of North West Delhi Parliamentary Constituency

1. 3 Railway Over Bridges – Ghevra, Kirari and Narela were approved in 2018, but the work could not start. I will get it completed.
2. I will complete the underbridge connecting Nangloi.
3. I will get the underpass approved at Peeragadhi Chowk.
4. The metro project which was sanctioned till Narela, progress has not been made yet, it will be completed.
5. Where there are slums, there are houses – Under the DDA scheme, flats were to be built at affordable rates to the poor and slum dwellers, which failed. This work will be done on priority.
6. Bhalaswa Lake will be beautified and prepared for tourism.
7. I will completely eliminate Bhalaswa landfill.
8. In North West Delhi parliamentary constituency, Delhi University colleges are only in Narela and Bawana. More colleges will be built in the Lok Sabha area and a new building of Aditi College will be built.
9. There is no big hospital in North West Delhi. AIIMS level hospital will be built here.
10. Under the Metro Rail project, Rithala line will be connected to Narela and from Mundka to Bawana.
11. Under the 20-point programme, bhumidhari rights will be provided to the plots which were allotted to the poor and Dalits.
12. Indoor stadium will be built in Jaunti village.
13. Degree college will be constructed at Mundka-Ghevra turn.
14. I will reconstruct the building of Women’s Degree College in Bawana.
15. How the commercial project in the green belt was approved by the Power Grid Corporation at Auchandi border of Bawana Assembly. If the Congress government is formed at the Centre, a judicial inquiry will be conducted and farmers will get compensation for the corridor and ROW (right of way) of the high tension line and the area between the pillars at market rates on the lines of the Karnataka government.
16. Tikri Khampur Mandi – A plan to build a market on 71 acres of land in Tikri Khampur village was made in 1998, but till date its work has not started.
17. The stairs of Haiderpur Badli Mod metro station will be connected to the Outer Ring Road.
18. Will end the problem of water logging in Kirari.
19. Hospitals, educational institutions and public facilities will be provided on the 55 acres of land which was given to MCD from DDA in Kirari.
20. Apart from the above, other works will be completed as per the demand of the area.

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