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Tarun Ghulati in London's 2024 Mayoral race
Improving the quality of life and well-being of city dwellers, especially those from low- and middle-class homes, is one of his main goals.
Tarun Ghulati / LinkedIn
Hyderabad-based Tarun Ghulati, who holds British citizenship, is an independent candidate for the mayor of London. Given his 20 years of connection to the city, Ghulati is committed to ensuring that London keeps its place as a premier global metropolis while also putting the safety, security, and opportunities for personal development of all Londoners first.
At a press conference in Hyderabad, Ghulati declared his intent to run for the London Mayor elections in 2024. He underlined his intention to fortify relationships between countries and diaspora populations in London.
In his opinion, the Free Trade Agreement that exists between the United Kingdom and India has the potential to facilitate economic progress, raise living standards, and foster general prosperity. His goal is to eliminate obstacles to development and guarantee the safety of every resident to create a vibrant and united London. In addition to reviewing speed limits and low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs), he intends to do away with the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) and congestion fee on weekends and holidays, besides prioritizing affordable housing.
London in Tarun Ghulati's vision is a global city that cuts across boundaries and generations. To promote innovation and progress, he wants to educate people with financial literacy, include the community in development initiatives, and encourage entrepreneurship. He envisions a London where everyone has access to a wealth of options.
His campaign for London mayor is focused on the needs of the populace rather than politics as he works to uphold an impartial and unambiguous vision for the city. Ghulati wants to restore everyone's pride and vitality in London and make it the greatest city in the world.
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