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PTI teachers block road

Members of the Berozgar 646 PTI Adhyapak Union Punjab blocked traffic for about 25 minutes near the main bus stand here on Sunday. Later, they staged a dharna there. The dharna was lifted after a district administration officer received their...

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Sangrur, Updated At : 06:51 AM Sep 16, 2024 IST

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Members of the Berozgar 646 PTI Adhyapak Union Punjab blocked traffic for about 25 minutes near the main bus stand here on Sunday.

Later, they staged a dharna there. The dharna was lifted after a district administration officer received their memorandum of demands and assured them to arrange a meeting with the Chief Minister. Earlier, they took out a protest march demanding the recruitment of 646 PTI teachers at government schools.

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