BJP MLA Arun Narang gagged over farm laws

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Updated At : 12:29 PM Mar 04, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, February 3

Congress and Akali MLAs today did not allow BJP MLA Arun Narang to speak during the Governor’s Address over the BJP’s not repealing the central farm laws.

As soon the BJP MLA stood to speak, SAD MLA Harindepal Chandumajra asked Narang to clear stand on the central farm laws, Congress MLA Davir Goldy and other legislator also joined the issue in asking Narang to clear his stand on the farm laws. Seeing the mood, the Speaker asked Narang to sit down. — TNS

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