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Constructing SYL Punjab’s responsibility, says Khattar

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New Delhi, October 7

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Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar today said the Supreme Court’s decision regarding the SYL canal was clear and the water dispute was a separate matter.

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He said it was the responsibility of the Punjab Government to respect the apex court’s ruling and complete the canal construction.

Khattar also said the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) was politicising the issue. “When Arvind Kejriwal visits Haryana, he should clarify his stance on the SYL canal,” the CM said amid opposition to SYL by AAP-ruled Punjab.

Asked to react on Punjab BJP’s opposition to SYL, Khattar said: “State units sometimes make such comments but this is not a political issue.”

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