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'State's farmers made country surplus in foodgrain'

“The changes being done through the three farm Bills have angered and hurt Punjab farmers. When the country faced a food crisis, Punjab’s farmers gave their blood and sweat to make the country foodgrain surplus.” — Amar Singh, MP, Fatehgarh...

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Updated At : 12:16 PM Sep 17, 2020 IST

“The changes being done through the three farm Bills have angered and hurt Punjab farmers. When the country faced a food crisis, Punjab’s farmers gave their blood and sweat to make the country foodgrain surplus.” — Amar Singh, MP, Fatehgarh Sahib, while speaking in the Lok Sabha

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