Parth Gupta Takes Jan Sampark Door-to-Door in Ward 6, Panchkula

Councillor Parth Gupta is bringing his work in Ward 6 straight to residents' doorsteps. As part of an ongoing Jan Sampark (public outreach) campaign, Parth Gupta has been steadily going house to house across the ward in Panchkula, meeting people in person and listening to what each family has to say.

The approach is deliberately simple: rather than wait for concerns to reach him, he is covering the ward himself and hearing them firsthand. For residents of Ward 6, it means a direct conversation with their councillor at their own front door.

Listening at Every Doorstep

At the heart of the campaign is a straightforward commitment. Parth Gupta has said his priority is to understand what every household has to say and to take concrete steps toward solving each problem that is raised. The door-to-door visits are the practical expression of that pledge, turning a promise of responsiveness into face-to-face meetings across the neighbourhood.

Covering the ward home by home gives every family a chance to raise a local issue and register it directly with the person responsible for the area.

A Call for Residents' Support

Parth Gupta has framed the effort as a shared one. In his message to residents, he stressed that their support alone will become the strength behind this change, and that the decision now rests in their hands. It is an appeal for the community in Ward 6 to stay engaged with the work being done and to help shape it.

The Jan Sampark campaign reflects a style of local politics built on presence and personal contact. The continuing rounds of visits keep the channel between residents and their representative open, giving families in Panchkula a regular, direct way to raise the matters that affect their daily lives.

Residents who want to share a concern are encouraged to speak with Councillor Parth Gupta and his team as the door-to-door outreach continues through the ward.

This update was shared on his Instagram (@parthguptabjp).