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How Punjab is cracking down on organised begging rackets : Social Security Min Dr Baljit Kaur

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Updated At : 09:27 PM Aug 21, 2025 IST

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Punjab Social Security Minister Dr Baljit Kaur speaks to The Tribune Special Correspondent Ruchika M Khanna on why she launched the campaign to rescue child beggars and their rehabilitation. #PunjabNews #DrBaljitKaur #OrganizedBegging #BeggingRacket #PunjabPolice #SocialSecurity #CrimeNews #IndiaNews #PunjabUpdate #GovernmentAction #AntiBeggingDrive #PunjabGovt #SocialWelfare #BeggingCrackdown
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