Tikri protesters get washing machines

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Updated At : 11:54 AM Dec 17, 2020 IST

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Muktsar, December 16

An NGO from Muktsar has donated four washing machines to protesting farmers at the Tikri border. The NGO members said two machines were sponsored by the NRIs. Meanwhile, a young horse breeder Manjit Singh from Alamwala village in Malout subdivision has left for Delhi on his horse. He said, “This is my way of protest. It doesn’t mean if one is not having any company or tractor-trailer, he can’t come to the protest sites.” — TNS

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