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The narrow lanes of Agra's bustling market area led to Jain Chaat Bhandar, roughly a kilometre away from Taj Mahal entry gate, where the aroma of freshly prepared savories and sweets beckons food lovers from far and wide. As the evening sets in, the chaat stalls come alive with a flurry of activity, drawing in locals and tourists alike to savour the city's renowned culinary delights. It is here that OneIndia's Pankaj Mishra found himself, engaging with the diverse crowd in a discussion that transcended mere gastronomic pleasures. With the Lok Sabha elections underway, the conversations veered towards the political landscape, revealing a electorate deeply invested in the future of their city and state. While some expressed their unwavering support for the incumbent BJP, citing the party's development agenda, others voiced their inclination towards the Samajwadi Party, believing it to be a formidable force capable of giving the ruling party a tough fight. Amidst the exchange of views and the savouring of delectable treats, one thing became clear - Agra's voters are poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the region's political destiny.<br/> <br/>#cmyogi #akhileshyadav #election #agraloksabhaseat #loksabhaelection2024<br/>~HT.99~PR.282~CA.144~PR.100~
The narrow lanes of Agra's bustling market area led to Jain Chaat Bhandar, roughly a kilometre away from Taj Mahal entry gate, where the aroma of freshly prepared savories and sweets beckons food lovers from far and wide. As the evening sets in, the chaat stalls come alive with a flurry of activity, drawing in locals and tourists alike to savour the city's renowned culinary delights. It is here that OneIndia's Pankaj Mishra found himself, engaging with the diverse crowd in a discussion that transcended mere gastronomic pleasures. With the Lok Sabha elections underway, the conversations veered towards the political landscape, revealing a electorate deeply invested in the future of their city and state. While some expressed their unwavering support for the incumbent BJP, citing the party's development agenda, others voiced their inclination towards the Samajwadi Party, believing it to be a formidable force capable of giving the ruling party a tough fight. Amidst the exchange of views and the savouring of delectable treats, one thing became clear - Agra's voters are poised to play a pivotal role in shaping the region's political destiny.<br/> <br/>#cmyogi #akhileshyadav #election #agraloksabhaseat #loksabhaelection2024<br/>~HT.99~PR.282~CA.144~PR.100~
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