Social Sciences, asked by cuties35, 7 months ago

Imagine yourself to be an MLA of your constituency. What steps do you take to develop your area.

plz answer it its 3 marks question plz fast plzz please

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Answered by arun35417

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i can clean my constituency for people which things they want I will give I can take care of them

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