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Now, protest on canvas at Singhu

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Updated At : 12:14 PM Jan 13, 2021 IST

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A differently abled artist from Ludhiana has come up with a 28 ft by six ft painting on the farmers’ protest at Singhu
Artist Praveen Kumar said he wanted to be a part of the agitation and reached Singhu on Sunday night
“Painters should contribute as farmers are fighting for the rights of the common man,” he said
“I had started the painting 15 days ago. I kept some work pending so that I could complete it at Singhu,” said the artist, who came by his special vehicle
Hundreds of protesters, including women and children, also reached the Singhu border on Tuesday; Gurbachan Singh (76) of Amritsar had reached Singhu on November 26 last year

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