We will provide homes to poor people of Noida ; SP Noida candidate Sunil Chaudhary

Shamshad Ali

Sunil Choudhary who is the candidate for Samajwadi Party for Noida constituency said that CM Akhilesh Yadav has developed the state in such a less time and will form the government in the state.

“The development under the leadership of CM Akhilesh is main focus of our party in the upcoming elections,” Sunil Choudhary told the Tennews in an interview.

Chaudhary, who owns Dharam Palace, an office building in the Sector 18 commercial area had joined SP in 2011, ahead of the 2012 assembly elections. Now is the main face of the party in the Noida assembly seat.

“We will provide houses to the poor people of Noida as a gift after elections,” he said.

Talking about the international playground which was constructed during their tenure is the most important thing which the people of Noida remember for ever.

Belonged from a small village of Noida, Sunil said that he will provide development both for the urban area and farmers as well.

“Our government has been providing Ganga water to every household which was not possible without our honourable Chief Minister who has played a key role in providing water to the people.

“Both water and electricity has been given to the people of Noida without any interference,” said the SP leader who is confident of his win and alleged that like other party leaders who belong to other places and contest elections without knowing the condition of people in Noida.

“After 2012, UP has changed. Development is quite visible in the state and all the credit goes to Akhilesh. People want to give him a second chance as he is fighting with his family for the welfare of the people of his state. He will become the CM once again,” said Noida candidate Chaudhary who had also fought the 2012 assembly elections for SP from the same assembly seat.

In 2012 assembly elections, Choudhary who had secured third position with 42,071 votes out of a total of 2,09,705 polled. The seat was won by BJP’s Dr Mahesh Sharma with 77,319 votes while the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) had come in second with 49,643 votes.