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In Brief: Patwar Union to support bandh

Phagwara: All patwaris belonging to The Revenue Patwar Union, Punjab, will observe complete bandh on December 30 in solidarity with striking farmers who have announced a state-level protest on Monday. In a statement issued by Balraj Singh Aujla, state president...
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Updated At : 09:36 AM Dec 30, 2024 IST
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Phagwara: All patwaris belonging to The Revenue Patwar Union, Punjab, will observe complete bandh on December 30 in solidarity with striking farmers who have announced a state-level protest on Monday. In a statement issued by Balraj Singh Aujla, state president of the union, the offices of all patwaris of the state would remain close on Monday.

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