Tewari promises to end harassment to Housing Board occupants; says they deserve to live in peace
Bahadurjeet Singh/Chandigarh,May 6,2024
Senior Congress leader and Indian National Developmental Inclusive Alliance (INDIA) candidate from Chandigarh parliamentary constituency today promised to put an end to continuous harassment suffered by about two lakh residents living in Chandigarh Housing Board colonies. “They deserve to live in peace”, he remarked, while assuring end to their continuous harassment.
Interacting with a delegation of the Housing Board occupants here today, Tewari said, the INDIA government will bring a parliamentary act for one time settlement on Delhi pattern, for all the pending issues concerning all the residents to ensure that there is no further and undue harassment faced by the residents.
Tewari promises to end harassment to Housing Board occupants; says they deserve to live in peace. The former union minister observed that it was unfortunate that the issue has been hanging fire for such a long time. He said, there will be a complete end to the bureaucratic and clerical harassment of the residents. “You deserve to live in peace free from any clerical hassle or harassment”, he assured the residents, who wanted that there should be one time settlement on the Delhi pattern.
Padyatra in Sector 37
As part of his continued public outreach campaign, Tewari participated in a ‘padyatra’ in Sector 37 organised by the councilor Jasveer Singh Bunty, BM Khanna and Devraj. During the ‘padyatra’, Tewari met the area residents, shopkeepers, traders and youth and listened to the issues they were facing. He assured them he would get these issues resolved on a top priority.
Public meeting in Sector-38
Addressing a public meeting in Sector 38, Tewari said he was seized of the problems being faced by the city. He promised that Chandigarh’s developmental plan will be based on its current and futuristic needs.
The meeting was organized by the Joint Secretary Chandigarh Congress, Manish Lamba and attended among others by Chandigarh Congress president HS Lucky, Subash Chawal and others.
