Femina Miss India 2023-1st Runner-Up Shreya Poonja meets L-G Delhi

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Shreya Poonja flanked by L-G Delhi(third from left) and her parents 

New Delhi: Femina Miss India 2023-1st Runner-Up Shreya Poonja met with L-G Delhi VK Saxena here.  The L-G felicitated Shreya and hailed her feat.

Shreya, who met L-G Saxena at Raj Niwas, expressed her gratitude to him and said that the words of encouragement and compliments of Delhi L-G mean a lot to her. “I am feeling so motivated and happy after meeting him,” she said.

Earlier, she visited Deshbandhu College of Delhi University where she has done graduation in Economics. She met teachers, students and Principal Prof Rajiv Aggarwal.

Shreya also visited St Anthony's School from where she did her schooling.  

“I owe my success to my college and school for the values I received here,” said Shreya. BlogsWire

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