Ex-minister Sunder Sham Arora joins Congress

He announces his joining in the presence of Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee chief

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Updated At : 05:44 PM Aug 28, 2024 IST

Former Punjab minister Sunder Sham Arora. File Photo

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Chandigarh, August 28

Former Punjab minister Sunder Sham Arora joined back the Congress on Wednesday.

He announced his joining in the presence of Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring and Congress Legislative Party leader Partap Singh Bajwa in Chandigarh.

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