Lieutenant Governor T.S. Sandhu Remembers Student Days with Street Food in Model Town
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New Delhi, March 26 (NationPress) The Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, T.S. Sandhu, took a spontaneous trip to Model Town in North Delhi on Thursday, a location that holds nostalgic significance from his days at Delhi University.
As he walked through the familiar streets, he indulged in beloved local snacks like ‘chaat and bhalla’, reflecting on his student experiences, as highlighted in a post on Sandhu's social media accounts.
During his visit, he engaged in friendly conversations with surprised locals in the market before opting for the Metro to return home.
This interaction is part of Sandhu's ongoing efforts to be present in public spaces, showcasing his approachability as a government leader. Previously, he rode the Metro, chatted with commuters, and even took selfies with them.
On March 14, he listened to concerns from children at a local café regarding air pollution, emphasizing the need for community involvement in tackling air quality issues.
In a social media post, he noted, “I met a wonderful family at our local café today. The children were genuinely concerned about Delhi’s AQI and the air quality we experience. Their awareness was uplifting. Enhancing air quality demands a united effort. I welcome practical suggestions.”
On March 19, Sandhu again surprised the public by sharing a Metro journey, using a smart card, posing for photos on the escalator and platform, and discussing city-related matters with fellow passengers.
Sharing his Metro experience online, Sandhu commented, “A ride back home on the ever-reliable Delhi Metro Rail! Had lovely conversations with fellow Delhi residents along the way.”
He also shared various images from his outing, showcasing interactions with Metro staff and the public. His journey extended from Saket Metro Station to Vasant Vihar Station, accompanied by officials from DMRC and Lok Niwas.
Having previously served as an ambassador to the US, Sandhu was sworn in as the 23rd Lieutenant Governor of Delhi during a ceremony at Raj Niwas on March 11.