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Vote for change, don't miss the bus: Munish to people
8/20/2019 11:00:32 PM
Early Times Report
Jammu, Aug 20: Editor Early Times Munish Gupta on Tuesday asked people to come forward and change their destiny by voting for the candidate who would deliver and work for their welfare.
Carrying forward his mass contact programme in Dashmesh Nagar Munish said, "Country is changing fast and every state and union territory is witnessing a massive development. People of Jammu cannot afford miss the bus."
"For past 70 years we have voted for the candidates who have sold dreams to us and have not done anything on the ground", said Munish who would be contesting the forthcoming elections as an independent candidate from Gandhi Nagar Constituency.
He said, "During the past three months I have met hundreds of people the areas which I visited present a gloomy picture, everyone has a common complaint that politician disappear after getting elected." Munish said, "If I win the elections, I assure my people that I will do my best to serve them and my doors will remain open 27x7."
"The forthcoming elections are a golden opportunity to break the shackles and join the caravan of change. It is the people who have to take the initiative to make the things happen", he added.
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