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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann must provide MSP as promised: LoP Partap Singh Bajwa

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Updated At : 12:44 PM Feb 20, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, February 19

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The Leader of the Opposition (LoP), Partap Singh Bajwa on Monday asked CM Bhagwant Mann and Tourism and Cultural Affairs Minister, Anmol Gagan Maan to fulfil their promises by providing Minimum Support Price (MSP) on 22 crops.

“Before the Vidhan Sabha Elections in 2022, both of them had vowed to provide MSP at 22 crops once the Aam Aadmi Party managed to form the government in the state. It has been two years since the AAP formed the government, and they must fulfil their commitment,” Bajwa added.

He added that instead of being intermediate in the meetings between farmers’ unions and Central Government, Mann should simply announce MSP he had promised to the farmers.

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