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Ex-IG Kunwar Vijay Pratap’s posters dot Fazilka roads

Faridkot: AAP leaders and workers seem to be highly elated in this area after former IGP Kunwar Vijay Pratap Singh joined the party. All main roads of Faridkot and adjoining Muktsar district have been dotted with posters of the former...

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Updated At : 03:34 PM Jun 28, 2021 IST

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Faridkot: AAP leaders and workers seem to be highly elated in this area after former IGP Kunwar Vijay Pratap Singh joined the party. All main roads of Faridkot and adjoining Muktsar district have been dotted with posters of the former IGP with Arvind Kejriwal. As the sacrilege and police firing incidents are reverberating heavily in this area and Kunwar Vijay Partap’s investigation in these cases had landed the SAD and Congress leaders in some difficulty, so AAP aims to project the former IGP as a hero to outshine the opponents in the forthcoming Assembly elections in the state.

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