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Erring farmers to lose arms licence: Moga DC

Moga, October 30 Moga DC Kulwant Singh has ordered that if a farmer who sets stubble on fire has a weapon licence, it will be suspended. He has also ordered deployment of a fire brigade in every subdivision. Legal action...

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Updated At : 11:03 AM Oct 31, 2023 IST

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Moga, October 30

Moga DC Kulwant Singh has ordered that if a farmer who sets stubble on fire has a weapon licence, it will be suspended. He has also ordered deployment of a fire brigade in every subdivision.

Legal action will be taken against the nambardar, panch and sarpanch of a village if stubble was burnt in it.

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