Manish Tewari, Sukhjinder Randhawa meet Amit Shah over Punjab farmers missing since R-Day

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Updated At : 08:05 PM Feb 01, 2021 IST

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Tribune News Service
New Delhi, February 1

Punjab minister Sukhjinder Randhawa and Anandpur Saheb MP Manish Tewari on Monday met Home Minister Amit Shah here to flag the issue of Punjab farmers missing since Republic Day in the capital.

Both leaders expressed concern over the development and urged the intervention of the Home Minister to trace the missing persons.

Also read: Over 100 Punjab farmers ‘missing’ since Republic Day rally

Randhawa is expected to issue a statement on the issue.

More than 100 Punjab farmers who went to Delhi to take part in the Republic Day rally are ‘missing’, as per the Punjab Human Rights Organisation.

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