Delhi's Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu recently took a walk through the bustling lanes of Kamla Nagar Market, giving a glimpse of the capital's vibrant street culture. His visit combined on-ground interactions with locals and a quick stop for one of Delhi's most loved dishes. In pictures shared by him on X (formerly Twitter) on March 31, Sandhu can be seen surrounded by people as he moved through the market. He interacted with shopkeepers, vendors, students and visitors, soaking in the energy of the popular North Campus hub. In one of the moments, he is also seen holding a plate of chole bhature, as he stopped to eat at the iconic Chache Di Hatti.
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Sharing the post, the LG described the visit as a walk down memory lane at Kamla Nagar, recalling his earlier days visiting the area. He spoke about the market's lively atmosphere, noting how it continues to attract students, tourists and shoppers. Along with enjoying the famous chole bhature, he also mentioned interacting with locals on civic issues.
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About Kamla Nagar's Food Scene
Chache Di Hatti is one of the most popular spots in Kamla Nagar, known for its fluffy bhature and spicy chole served with pickles and onions.
Located near Delhi University's North Campus, Kamla Nagar Market is a hotspot for affordable street food and student hangouts. Other long‑time favourites include Bille Di Hatti, known for its chole bhature and sweet lassi, and Vaishno Chaat Bhandar, which draws crowds for its chaat and golgappas.
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The area is also home to popular student joints such as Tom Uncle's Maggi Point, Kake Di Hatti, and several dosa and momo stalls that keep the market busy from morning till late evening.
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