Gurgaon: Ahead of Civic Bypoll for number 34 Ward, former member of Rama Rami Rami Rathi joined BJP.
The chair fell void after members of Rama RSHee Hospital, as well as the Gurgaon AAP convention, surrendered to Covid in May this year.
The source said that BJP wants a stronger candidate in elections because the majority of rebels and independent candidates have won in the last MCG poll.
This bypoll is also significant since the MCG election is due next year.
Meanwhile, the nomination archiving process also began on Friday.
Confirming its development, BJP District President Galigi Kakkar said, “Rama Rani Rathee has joined BJP, but is not sure that he will oppose the Bypoll for Ward 34 on BJP tickets.
People also join political parties when they like their ideology.
The party will soon be Making a Decision on Candidates for Bypoll.
“Rama is a member of the Board Number 34 of 2011 to 2017.” The main purpose of joining BJP is that if you are a member of the ruling party council, there will be fewer obstacles in getting funds for development work.
My only goal is to develop my environment, “Rama told Toi.
“When I was a board member, I made some developments in the ward, including the community center and water tank in Sikanderpur.
I want to take over where Ratee Ji (her husband) goes.
In addition to development, my focus is to solve everyday problems of occupants “He added.
Local residents said that one of the main problems they wanted to members of their board was the problem of taking over the MCG of private colonies in the environment.
“The process is now postponed for more than three years.
Ratee Ji deals with this problem very efficiently.
The second problem we want to our board members is that taxation because we pay home tax to MCG and the amount is also paid to the builder,” said Dhruv Bansal , Qutub Enclave Rwa spokesman.
“We don’t know who will be approached for civil services such as roads, trimming trees etc.
Previous Ratee Ji used to get the majority of our work done by MCG even though he opposed the ruling party,” he added.