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Controversial remarks: Hans put on notice

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 12:16 PM May 20, 2024 IST

Faridkot: Three days after the alleged controversial remarks by BJP candidate Hans Raj Hans at Bihlewala village in Faridkot, Returning Officer of the Faridkot constituency issued a notice to him on Sunday. He will have to file a reply within 24 hours. The action comes following a complaint by representatives of the United Kisan Morcha who accused him of using “inflammatory” language, aimed at polarising voters along caste lines.

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Controversial remarks: Hans put on notice

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