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Mandi: In the heart of Mandi, a political storm is brewing, and Vikramaditya Singh is at its center. The Congress candidate is on a mission to redefine the political landscape, and he’s not pulling any punches.
With the parliamentary elections looming, Singh’s bold statements are capturing attention far and wide.
Addressing a crowd in Nerchowk, Singh aimed his arrows at the political fortress of former Chief Minister Jairam Thakur. He highlighted what he sees as Thakur’s limited reach, particularly in the Siraj constituency.
Singh argues that Thakur’s focus on Siraj has left other areas, including Mandi, neglected. Singh pledges to bring about tangible change, emphasizing grassroots development and a shift away from flashy but impractical projects.
But Singh’s critique doesn’t end there. He also turned his attention to Bollywood star and BJP contender Kangana Ranaut. Singh accused Ranaut of playing politics with her party’s history, rather than focusing on the real needs of the people. He challenged Ranaut to prioritize action over rhetoric, urging her to secure substantial aid for Mandi’s residents from the central government.
At the core of Singh’s message is a simple yet powerful assertion: he’s here for the people of Mandi. He believes in their ability to discern between empty promises and genuine dedication to their welfare.
Singh’s campaign is built on the foundation of unwavering solidarity with his constituents, promising to stand by them through thick and thin.
As the electoral showdown draws nearer, Mandi finds itself at the center of attention. The clash between Singh, Thakur, and Ranaut promises to be a spectacle of political drama, with far-reaching implications for the region.
All eyes are on Mandi as voters prepare to make their choice, deciding the direction of their constituency for years to come. In this high-stakes game of politics, Vikramaditya Singh is determined to make his mark and usher in a new era of representation for Mandi.
