Muktsar: Villagers oppose Raja Warring’s wife visit

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Updated At : 12:00 PM Aug 20, 2021 IST

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Muktsar, August 19

Some farmers today protested against Amrita Warring, wife of Congress MLA from Gidderbaha Amrinder Singh Raja Warring, at Kothe Dashmesh Nagar village here.

The protesting farmers, who were nearly 20-25 in number, asked Amrit some questions. They asked her about the purpose of holding public meetings when the agitation over the three farm laws was under way at the Delhi borders.

Sub-Inspector Navpreet Singh, SHO, Kotbhai police station, said, “It was a peaceful protest by nearly 25 farmers. No one has lodged a complaint in this regard. The MLA’s wife had come to someone’s house in the village.”

Earlier, Raja Warring too faced the farmers’ protest in Muktsar district.

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