Need people of principles in politics: Gurnam Singh Chaduni

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Faridkot, October 15

SKM leader Gurnam Singh Chaduni today held meetings with various groups of social activists and farmers here.

“Until intellectuals and upright persons join active politics, nothing is going to change in this country where politics has now turned into a business,” said Chaduni.

Earlier, people were supposed to join politics to serve the society and nation. Now, it had turned into a business where all tools were being employed to seize power or earn profit, he said. — TNS

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