CM Rekha Gupta has approved rupees 187 crore for Palam and Dwarka: MP Ramveer Bidhuri

Recently South West MP Ramveer Singh Bidhuri, officially launched a 12 crore development project. During his press conference he announced that under this schemes several basic facilities, such as roads, colonies, drainage system and parks will be modernized and improved. He also added: "I would like to thank the area's popular MLA, Mr. Kuldeep Solanki, and the popular Chief Minister of Delhi, Mrs. Rekha Gupta, on my behalf and on behalf of the people of the area, that under the leadership of Mr. Kuldeep Solanki, Rs. 187 crore has been made available for the development of Palam Assembly constituency by the BJP government of Delhi and the Modi government at the Centre. Today, development work on almost all the roads has started."

Later on he said: "After Mr. Kuldeep Solanki became MLA, development work in the area has accelerated. New roads are being constructed, and several DTC electric buses have been introduced to improve the public transport system. He has also addressed people's health, opening four health centers. A large number of poor people living in the area live on rent and lack their own kitchens. Atal canteens have been established for them." He also stated that all DDA centers will be renovated and underpasses will be constructed to address traffic problems. Approximately one and a half acres of DDA land is occupied by squatters, causing inconvenience to commuters. This will also be removed. A park will also be built there.

He continued: "So, whatever promises have been made to the residents of the area, whether by me or Mr. Kuldeep Solanki, we will fulfill them all and make the Palam Assembly constituency the most beautiful and developed in Delhi under the leadership of Mr. Kuldeep Solanki. This is our dream and the dream of the residents of the area. With the support of Mrs. Rekha Gupta, we will fulfill the dream of the residents of the area under the guidance of Narendra Modi." Additionally, when Ramveer Singh Bidhuri was questioned about gas and petrol prices, he said: "Some people keep making noise. If anyone violates the rules or conspires to defame the government, there are instructions to take strict action. Next door, in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal, petrol and diesel prices have risen by 30 to 40 percent. But Modi ji hasn't increased the price of petrol and diesel by a single penny. We should thank Modi ji."