Manpreet Singh Badal's Gidderbaha Comeback: A Model for Change?

Manpreet Singh Badal returns to Gidderbaha, seeking re-election as a BJP candidate. He aims to transform it into a 'model' assembly segment. Drawing inspiration from his uncle, Parkash Singh Badal, Manpreet plans developments, including smart city initiatives, solar projects, and housing under central schemes.

Manpreet Singh Badal, formerly a state finance minister, is making a political comeback in Gidderbaha as a BJP candidate. After 12 years, he seeks to regenerate what was once a stronghold of his late uncle, Parkash Singh Badal.

Emphasizing development, Manpreet envisions Gidderbaha as a 'model' constituency. Among his plans are smart city initiatives, including the use of the AMRUT-2 scheme for urban improvements, and renewable energy projects like 20,000 solar-powered tubewells.

Beyond urban advancements, Manpreet pledges housing for the rural poor through the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana. He reflects on his legacy and the emotional reception from constituents, eager to bring his experience to bear on Gidderbaha's needs.

(With inputs from agencies.)