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nstead of heeding to the concerns of farmers who are protesting against the laws that rob them of the MSP, the BJP has unleashed water cannons in this bitter winter. While everything is being snatched from farmers, industrialists are being...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 11:47 AM Nov 27, 2020 IST

nstead of heeding to the concerns of farmers who are protesting against the laws that rob them of the MSP, the BJP has unleashed water cannons in this bitter winter. While everything is being snatched from farmers, industrialists are being served loan waivers, airports and railway stations on a platter.

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