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Qaumi Insaaf Morcha members take part in ‘mahapanchayat’

The Morcha activists said a tractor March was being planned in Mohali on January 26 after the Republic Day function
Tribune News Service
Mohali, Updated At : 07:08 AM Jan 26, 2025 IST
A Qaumi Insaaf Morcha member with his falcon in Mohali. Tribune photo: Vicky

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Hundreds of Qaumi Insaaf Morcha members gathered at the YPS Chowkto take part in the Mahapanchayat called to deliberate on the issue of the release of “Bandi Singh” activists from prisons.

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Heavy police force was deployed on both sides of the Chandigarh-Mohali border. The anti-riot police and cops in full gear from three districts were also present at the spot to maintain law and order situation in the area.

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The Morcha activists said a tractor March was being planned in Mohali on January 26 after the Republic Day function. Barricades have been unloaded at the spot but not yet deployed, cops said.

Protesters had gathered in Mohali on January 7 in a bid to march towards the Punjab CM’s house. —TNS

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