Bharatiya Liberal Party (BLP) President, Dr. Munish Kumar Raizada has filed his nomination today from New Delhi Assembly Seat at Jam Nagar House for the Delhi Assembly Election on Jan 16, 2025. [NewsGram] 
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Dr. Munish Raizada files nomination from New Delhi Assembly Seat

Bharatiya Liberal Party (BLP) President, Dr. Munish Kumar Raizada has filed his nomination today from New Delhi Assembly Seat at Jam Nagar House for the Delhi Assembly Election on Jan 16, 2025. Raizada is contesting against former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP Convener Arvind Kejriwal.

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Bharatiya Liberal Party (BLP) President, Dr. Munish Kumar Raizada has filed his nomination today from New Delhi Assembly Seat at Jam Nagar House for the Delhi Assembly Election on Jan 16, 2025. Raizada is contesting against former Delhi Chief Minister and AAP Convener Arvind Kejriwal. After filing nominations, Dr. Raizada said to the media that he is confident of his victory and committed for the Development of New Delhi Constituency.


Dr. Raizada is campaigning in New Delhi Assembly for the last six months. He is meeting the people of his constituency by conducting public meetings, nukad natak and door to door campaigning. Dr. Raizada’s key poll promises include providing one job for each family, ending contractual work and shutting down illegal liquor shops.

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