Pawan khera and Pappu Yadav in favour of Congress : Shakur Basti Assembly constituency is one of the famous seats in Delhi politics. Senior Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and former minister Satyendar Jain is contesting from this seat. The Congress has fielded Satish Luthra as its candidate. A scuffle has broken out. The leaders of both the parties are campaigning with all their might for victory.
Senior party leaders Pawan Khera and Pappu Yadav campaigned in support of Congress candidate Satish Luthra on Saturday. Senior Congress leader Pawan Khera sharply attacked both the Aam Aadmi Party and the Centre on the occasion. The people of Delhi are now suffering from corruption and false promises. This time there are clear signs of change in Delhi. In the voting to be held on February 5, the people will decide in favour of the Congress and the Congress will form the government on February 8.
Pappu Yadav praises Satish Luthra
Pappu Yadav, famous for his misbehaviour in Bihar politics, also openly praised Satish Luthra in this meeting. He said Luthra has always stood for the good of the people. He is the strongest candidate because of his clean image and dedication to social services. He has appealed to the people to elect a true and honest leader who can fight for their rights.
Who is heavy for whom in Shakur Basti?
The main contest in Shakur Basti seat is between the Aam Aadmi Party and the Congress. Satyendar Jain, who is considered a strong leader of the AAP, is being fiercely challenged by Congress candidate Satish Luthra and BJP’s Karnail Jain. Satish Luthra’s growing popularity and the Congress’ aggressive campaign have made the election for this seat interesting.
There is still the advantage of being on your side, but corruption allegations against Satyendar Jain can create difficulties for them. At the same time, the Congress claims that people want change this time and are ready to support the Congress. Now it will be interesting to see who chooses their representative and who forms the government in Delhi on February 8.
