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Exclusive Interview: What did Raj Babbar say about elections, public, BJP and his first love?

Renowned for his distinctive acting in films, Raj Babbar, a veteran Congress leader, has served three terms in the Lok Sabha and two in the Rajya Sabha. Now, he's venturing into a challenging arena to advance his political career by contesting from Gurugram in the 2024 elections. Babbar faces significant hurdles in this competitive constituency, including strong opposition and the need to resonate with a diverse electorate. In a recent interview with correspondent Varsha Rai, he discussed these challenges and his strategies to overcome them, emphasizing his commitment to addressing local issues and leveraging his extensive political experience to gain voters' trust.

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