Farmers' supporters distribute sweets

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Mohali, December 1

To celebrate the repeal of three farm laws in Parliament, farmers’ supporters distributed sweets at Shaheed Lt Col Bikramjit Singh chowk, also known as dolphin chowk or YPS chowk, in Mohali today.

On this occasion, Ravinder Singh Sodhi, Shabdeep Singh Sandhu, Birinder Sandhu, Anurit Singh Sidhu, Jasdeep Kaur and others paid homage to the farmers who attained martyrdom during the Kisan Morcha movement on Delhi borders that continued for over one year.

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