Himachal Dy CM bats for better ties between people of both states

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, Updated At : 11:58 AM Jun 18, 2025 IST

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After paying obeisance at the Golden Temple, Himachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri said both Punjabis and natives of Himachal Pradesh share harmonious relations since time immemorial.

He said a few instances of confrontation between the visiting Punjabi youth and Himachal residents were cases in isolation. Otherwise, the relations between Punjabis and Himachalis have always been harmonious.

Accompanied by Nalagarh MLA Hardeep Singh Bawa, he stated that he was fortunate enough to have paid obeisance at the abode of Guru Sahibs where people from around the world come to seek blessings.

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