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Leaderspeak: Power purchase agreements still in force, says Bhagwant Mann

CM Channi is misleading people on the issue of power purchase agreements (PPAs). The government has splurged on advertising the cancellation of PPAs, which, in reality, are still in force. — Bhagwant Mann, AAP Kejriwal anti-panthic, anti-Punjab Delhi Chief Minister...

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Updated At : 12:49 PM Jan 22, 2022 IST

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CM Channi is misleading people on the issue of power purchase agreements (PPAs). The government has splurged on advertising the cancellation of PPAs, which, in reality, are still in force. — Bhagwant Mann, AAP

Kejriwal anti-panthic, anti-Punjab

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is anti-Panthic and anti-Punjab. He has rejected the documents of Davinder Pal Bhullar’s release thrice. Also, Kejriwal wants the construction of the SYL canal in the state. — Sukhbir Singh Badal, SAD

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