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Praveen Khandelwal

A generational businessman, Praveen Khandelwal is the Bharatiya Janata Party’s Lok Sabha candidate for the Chandi Chowk constituency in the national capital Delhi.

 

EDUCATION 
Khandelwal is a graduate of Delhi University where he pursued a law degree and obtained his LLB.

 

POLITICAL CAREER
Although Praveen Khandelwal is a businessman by profession, his involvement in the government goes beyond his candidate debut. In 2017, he was nominated to be a part of Narendra Modi’s GST panel. Khandelwal has been an advocate for fair trade and rightful opportunities for the small business owners, something that is also reflected in his vision plan for his constituency. In 2021, Khandelwal became a member of the Open Network for Digital Commerce as a Central Government panel’s advisor. He launched a campaign titled “Indian goods - our pride” aimed at boycotting Chinese goods across the country. He also launched an online portal called Bharat-e-market to compete with Indianised Western companies Amazon and Flipkart.
Praveen Khandelwal is currently the secretary of the Confederation of All Indian Traders.

 

SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE
Khandelwal is fairly active on social media, his Twitter account is @praveendel.

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Nitin Naveen Takes Charge As Youngest BJP President; PM Modi Hails New Chief As 'My Boss'

This Special Report covers the leadership transition within the Bharatiya Janata Party as Nitin Naveen assumes office as the 13th BJP President. At 45, Naveen is the youngest individual to hold the position, succeeding JP Nadda. During the ceremony at the party headquarters in Delhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the appointment, emphasizing the party's organizational structure. The program analyzes Naveen’s background as a former Bihar Minister and Chhattisgarh in-charge, alongside the strategic implications for upcoming assembly elections in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala. Panelists including Renuka Choudhury and Ashok Malik discuss internal democracy and preparations for the 2029 general elections. Additionally, the report addresses a fatal incident in Noida involving 27-year-old techie Yuvraj Mehta, who died after his vehicle fell into an unguarded pit. The segment examines civic accountability, the subsequent removal of the Noida CEO, and the high-level SIT probe ordered by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to investigate the infrastructure failure and local authority negligence.

Praveen Khandelwal Rebuts ‘Undemocratic’ Claims: 'Only Nitin Nabin Filed Nomination for BJP Chief'

BJP Lok Sabha MP Praveen Khandelwal defends the appointment of Nitin Naveen as the new Bharatiya Janata Party President, dismissing opposition claims of it being undemocratic. Speaking to India Today, Khandelwal stated, "It is a democratic process enshrined in the constitution of the BJP, which has been duly followed." He countered Congress's allegations by highlighting that the BJP allows ordinary workers to reach high positions, unlike 'one-family' parties. Khandelwal addressed the lack of a contest, noting that while the field was open, only one nomination was filed. He further rejected the 'rubber stamp' label previously used against JP Nadda and now Nitin Naveen, calling it a "rubbish argument" from disgruntled elements. The interview highlights the BJP's strategy of elevating second-generation leadership and maintaining internal constitutional processes.

Who will win the Battle for Chandini Chowk? | Election Express

Delhi's Chandini Chowk constituency is set to vote on May 25 to elect its MPs. The fight is between BJP's Praveen Khandelwal and Congress's Jai Prakash Agarwal. The voter composition consists of old Muslim families, rich upper-caste Hindus, SCs, and STs, along with a considerable number of slum dwellers. Last time, BJP's Harsh Vardhan won the constituency, defeating Agarwal. This episode of Election Express explores the political winds in Chandini Chowk.