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Ghazipur landfill, parking major issues in East Delhi constituency, say voters

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May 23, 2024

Inadequate parking space, unauthorised colonies and Ghazipur landfill are among the key issues for residents of the East Delhi Lok Sabha constituency which may play a role in deciding the fate of the candidates in the polls.

Ghazipur landfill, parking major issues in East Delhi constituency, say voters

Crime in some of the areas is also a concern for the voters in the constituency.

BJP’s Harsh Malhotra and AAP and INDIA bloc candidate Kuldeep Kumar are in a direct contest in the constituency, which has 21,20,584 voters.

Vimal Singh, a resident of Kondli, said that parking and water are key issues which the people of the area are facing.

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