Cong protests DAP shortage

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Updated At : 12:12 PM Nov 09, 2021 IST

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Palwal, November 8

Congress workers and supporters staged a demonstration to lodge their protest over the alleged failures of the government to resolve the farmers’ issues here today.

The protest was led by Karan Dalaland Uday Bhan, both former MLA’S from Palwal and Hodal Assembly segments. Addressing the protesters, Karan Dalal, a former minister, alleged that, while the farmers were being harassed on the matter of inadequate supply of the DAP and other fertilizers, the government was busy in celebrations aimed at misleading the common man and misuse of the public funds.

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