Mississauga resident Deepak Anand wins Ontario PC nomination
Mississauga, Nov 22 (IBNS): Deepak Anand, a resident of Mississauga for over 16 years, emerged as the winner in the nomination for the Ontario Provincial Parliament, according to media reports.
The other candidates in the fray were Hardeep Grewal, Rajinder Bal, and Clyde Roach.
After his win, Deepak Anand said that his aim is to serve the community and country.
Speaking about Mississauga, Anand said: "It is this diversity and unity that made me to take a leap. I have worked with the people of this riding since many years and their strong belief in me and my vision, cemented my decision to be their nominee."
During the campaign, Anand said on his website: "Our team's campaign is going to be based on three principles, Active, Inspired, Motivated - It will be our personal AIM."
"As a candidate I promise to continue to be Active in the community and ensure to always fight for what is necessary. Secondly, I will make sure to listen to the citizens and learn from those who Inspire me, the good people of Mississauga-Malton. And finally I am Motivated, I have been involved in the community for more than 10 years and I want to continue to serve the people," he added.
Anand completed his MBA degree from the Schulich School of Business. It is after that he had decided to return something to where he spent his last 16 years.
Anand also believes that Canadian politicians are doing a lot of social services.
He even illustrated the things he would to like to address. "Upon becoming Member of Provincial Parliament for Ontario, I will like to implement the following series of policies and ideas in Mississauga-Malton. These policies come under something what I call my AIM, it is what I will Act upon, what I am Inspired to do, and the Motivations behind it."
(Reporting by Suman Das)
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