Ex-IAS Officer Divya Mittal Enters Politics Independently in Uttar Pradesh

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Former IAS officer Divya Mittal has announced her entry into independent politics, choosing Uttar Pradesh as her political ground. She plans to focus on key issues including infrastructure development, unemployment, and examination paper leak scandals. Mittal cited a lack of governmental will as the primary reason behind many unresolved public grievances in the state. She has urged citizens to actively participate in the political process to drive meaningful change. Mittal described Uttar Pradesh as her karmabhoomi, signalling a long-term commitment to the region.

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