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Gautam Buddha Nagar seat: SP candidate leaves behind BJP MP Mahesh Sharma in spending during poll campaign

DNA Tuesday, 23 April 2024
There is a three-way battle between BJP, SP, and BSP in Gautam Buddha Nagar constituency, which go to polls on April 26.
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