Gurnam Singh Charuni asks farmers to contest Punjab polls

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Updated At : 10:58 AM Sep 09, 2021 IST

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Muktsar, September 8

Bhartiya Kisan Union (Charuni) president Gurnam Singh Charuni today appealed to farmers in Muktsar to contest the state Assembly elections. Though he could not come to the farmers’ conference ‘Mission Punjab 2022’, organised at a hall in a gurdwara complex here today, he addressed the gathering through a recorded voice message.

In his over 10-minute-long speech, Charuni first explained the farm laws and then exhorted the farmers to contest the state Assembly elections. “We can think of a better future, if we have power. I could not come to Muktsar due to the protest in Haryana today. I will visit Muktsar soon,” he said. Charuni had come to Muktsar on August 23 and clarified he would not contest the statet elections. — TNS

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