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Residents of East Delhi constituency raise parking, unauthorized colonies, and Ghazipur landfill as key issues.
Ahead of the Lok Sabha elections, voters in East Delhi constituency have identified inadequate parking space, unauthorized colonies, and the Ghazipur landfill as pressing issues that could influence their voting decisions.
Parking has emerged as a significant concern, with residents like Vimal Singh of Kondli emphasizing the need for proper parking facilities and improved water supply.
The Ghazipur landfill, a major source of pollution and odor, is another major concern for residents like Suraj Kumar, who demand relief from its adverse effects.
Lack of basic amenities in Lajpat Nagar market is a concern for shoppers.
Traders in the Lajpat Nagar market have expressed concerns about the lack of basic amenities, including clean washrooms and proper electricity infrastructure, which inconvenience shoppers, particularly women visiting from outside areas.
Kuldeep Kumar, general secretary of the Federation of Lajpat Nagar Traders' Association, highlights the need for improved facilities to enhance the shopping experience.
Candidates prioritize issues such as law and order, landfill removal, and improved connectivity through Metro.
Amidst these concerns, candidates contesting the elections have outlined their priorities to address the issues raised by voters.
INDIA bloc candidate Kuldeep Kumar has pledged to focus on law and order, freeing encroached land, and working to remove the Ghazipur landfill site.
BJP candidate Harsh Malhotra has proposed the establishment of a mega hospital on the lines of AIIMS in the trans-Yamuna area and providing flats to slum dwellers under the government's housing scheme.
Other priorities include improving Metro connectivity and addressing the needs of slum dwellers, ensuring better living conditions and access to basic amenities.
Source: LS polls: Ghazipur landfill, parking major issues in East Delhi constituency, say voters