NRIs send 30 quintal almonds for protesters

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Updated At : 11:30 AM Dec 05, 2020 IST

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Jalandhar, December 4

Coming out in support of the farmers protesting at Delhi borders, US-based NRIs, popularly known as Tut brothers, have sent 30 quintals of almonds for them.

Hailing from Jalandhar, the four brothers have sent the almonds through their relatives here. While 10 quintals of almonds were sent for the farmers yesterday, 20 quintals were dispatched today from the godown of Ranjit Tut at Paragpur village here. More sacks of almonds are being sent through farmers joining the protests from here. — TNS

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