Beant Singh remembered

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Updated At : 01:19 PM Sep 01, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, August 31

The city Congress today paid homage to Beant Singh, former Chief Minister of Punjab, on his death anniversary at Beant Singh Memorial, Sector 42.

During a “Sarv Dharam Prarthna”, people remembered Beant Singh for his contribution to preserving the unity and integrity of the country.

“However, many participants present there were concerned that the hard-earned peace restored in Punjab in the early nineties could be at a substantive risk due to misplaced policies of the present Punjab Government,” said city Congress president HS Lucky.

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