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'Strengthen milling industry'

'Strengthen milling industry'

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Chandigarh: The Roller Flour Millers’ Federation of India urged the Punjab Government to strengthen the milling industry. In a meeting held here on Friday, Cabinet Ministers Aman Arora and Lal Chand Kataruchuk were urged to address the concerns of the millers. The association demanded that harassment by truck unions be stopped. Among those present from Roller Flour Millers Association of Punjab included, Dharminder Singh Gill (President), Anil Popli (Vice President), Dinam Sood (General Secretary), Vipin Mittal (Finance Secretary) and Shubham Goel (Joint Secretary). Among those present from Roller Flour Millers Association of India included, Pramod Kumar S (President); Navneet Chitlangia (Senior Vice President), Rohit Khaitan (Hony. Secretary) and Dharmendra Jain.

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