MAHABAL MISHRA, the AAP candidate from WEST DELHI
What guiding principle do you adhere to as an individual candidate?
A: My motto is “Kaam kiya tha, kaam karenge, jann jann ka sammaan karenge.”
Q: Could you elaborate on the key issues driving your candidacy and shaping your priorities? A: My top priorities are establishing a West Delhi education campus for Delhi University, improving healthcare by adding more hospitals, expanding the metro network connectivity, addressing the pressing parking issues in Delhi, and opening a skill development centre.
Q: What strategies do you propose to address the persistent challenges of sewage and garbage management in West Delhi?
A: It’s unfortunate that such issues persist because I’ve previously attempted to allocate funds
Q: In light of concerns regarding women’s safety, what initiatives do you plan to implement if elected?
A: While I commend Arvind Kejriwal’s initiative to install CCTV cameras for women’s safety, I’ll also ensure close coordination with local law enforcement agencies to address safety concerns.
Q: What motivated your tran
A: Circumstances led me to join AAP initially. However, my allegiance lies with whichever party is committed to serving the people best. My focus is on uplifting the underprivileged, as seen in the growth trajectory of those from impoverished backgrounds in unauthorised colonies of New Delhi.
Q: Why should voters select you over your opponent, Kamaljeet Sehrawat, who emphasises her municipal corporation experience?
A: Firstly I think BJP’s divisive politics are very harmful. Moreover, I believe my extensive experience, including serving in the army, being an MP, and being a DDA member for 12 years, positions me as a visionary in policy making, which is essential for addressing the complex challenges we face.