Nawanshahr/Kathgarh, October 30 (Jatinder Pal Singh Kaler):- The village of Banaan was filled with warmth and enthusiasm as Advocate Sanjeev Chaudhary Chechi, District President of the Aam Aadmi Party and Chairman of the District Planning Board, met the villagers. As soon as he arrived, the entire village echoed with enthusiasm. The elders blessed him, the youth raised slogans in his support, and women welcomed him warmly. The atmosphere itself reflected the respect and affection people have for Chechi.
Addressing the gathering, Advocate Sanjeev Chaudhary Chechi said that the sole aim of his politics was to serve the people and ensure that their problems were resolved on the spot. He said that people would no longer have to make repeated visits to government offices for even their minor tasks. He would personally meet people, listen to their problems and get them resolved through the concerned officials. He added that the people's affection was his greatest strength.
He said that no effort would be spared in the development of villages. Improving roads, streets and drains, drinking water facilities, streetlights, healthcare and education facilities would remain his top priorities. He assured the villagers that the genuine demands of Banaan and surrounding villages would be fulfilled on a priority basis.
On the occasion, villagers openly said that one name was being heard everywhere in the market these days: “Chechi resolves problems.” They said that Chechi Sahib not only responds over the phone but also visits the spot and gets the work done. A leader who stands with people in their joys and sorrows is a true leader. This is why people from every section and age group are standing with him.
Those present on the occasion included Sarabjit Sarpanch, Harish Panch, Krishan Kumar (Inspector), Jeet Ram, Shiv Ram, Telu Ram, Pawan Kumar (P.P.), Harikishan, Praveen Fauji, Mangu, Sukhdev Pradhan, Ishwar Kushan, Dalvir Vivek, Lovely Kasana, Sant Kasana, Amrik Chand Panch, Balwinder Kaur Panch and Rekha Rani Panch, along with a large number of villagers, youth and elderly residents.
