In a statement here, Vaghela wanted to know who was preventing the VMC authorities from taking action against the owner of the private bungalow who was building an illegal floor and a swimming pool.
VMC had asked the owner by letter dated July 25, 2016, to demolish it, but the directive was not followed, he said.
Meanwhile, the ruling BJP took a dig at Congress
saying that since the opposition party was not even in the race to form the government in Gujarat the issue of whether Vaghela wanted to be the CM candidate does not matter.
Today's meeting was attended by over 1,500 people, who aspire to the fight the upcoming Gujarat polls on Congress ticket. They had earlier filled forms to contest the 182 assembly seats.
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