Ludhiana: After the Bharatiya Party Janata denied it for the election of the Assembly, a 66-year-old businessman, Surinder Sharma on Tuesday submitted its nomination letter as an independent candidate from the Ludhiana South.Claiming constituency to win a seat, he said had good support from the constituency voter because he had worked hard For the public welfare in the area since 1988.
Daughter-in-law Sharma, Sonia Sharma, is a member of the BJP Board of Ward 31.
After submitting a nominated newspaper, Surinder Sharma said: “We have asked for a high order to select tickets from the South Ludhiana Constitution because we have a support base Strong here, but, instead, Punjab Congress candidate is given the opportunity to hold this chair.
” Sharma said he had submitted a nomination paper after consulting a constituency voter.
He claimed that people in the Giaspura area and Daba in the city were in big trouble, because they did not have basic facilities such as drinking water supply and the right sewerage system.
Entrepreneurs also claim that current legislators, Balwinder Bains from the Lok Insaaf Party (lips), do nothing for the area in the last 10 years and people are not happy with the way they work.
“The longer 66 years old claimed that the Congress had chosen a new face for his candidate, and because no one knew the PLC candidate and several other people who were also fighting, he had a good chance to win a seat.
When asked why he counted his chances for so.
Well, he claimed that his family always raised his voice for the welfare of the local community, which mostly consisted of Hindu voters, because they were the majority community in elections.
Regarding his future at BJP, he said: “The party did not ask me to leave or I left him.
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