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Navjot Singh Sidhu joins TikTok, shares 3 clips: 'Master of all trades'

Within a day Sidhu has over 800 followers
Tribune Web Desk
Updated At : 06:54 PM May 13, 2020 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, May 13

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After launching his YouTube channel ‘jittega Punjab’, former cabinet minister Navjot Singh Sidhu officially joined the music-dance app TikTok on Wednesday.

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Under the user name, ‘navjotsinghsidhuofficial’, Sidhu shared three TikTok clips.

The cricket turned politician’s bio reads: “Masters of All Trades, jack of none, All-in-One.”

@navjotsinghsidhuofficial
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Destination TikTok ##Sidhu Arrives ##jittegapunjab ##navjotsinghsidhu

♬ original sound – navjotsinghsidhuofficial

Within a day Sidhu has over 800 followers.

@navjotsinghsidhuofficial

##navjotsinghsidhuofficial Destination TikTok – Manzil-e-Maqsood ##jittegapunjab

♬ original sound – navjotsinghsidhuofficial

Earlier, he had announced the launch of a Punjab centric twitter handle @JittegaPunjabNS.

@navjotsinghsidhuofficial

A Hero returns ##jittegapunjab ##navjotsinghsidhu ##tiktok

♬ original sound – navjotsinghsidhuofficial

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