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Home / Videos / I Granddaughter Of Giani Zail Singh First Got Married In Rashtrapati Bhavan Suraj Ss Channy

I, granddaughter of Giani Zail Singh, first got married in Rashtrapati Bhavan : Suraj & SS Channy

#CRPF #GianiZialSingh #formerpresident Amidst media hullabaloo over the impending wedding ceremony of CRPF officer Poonam Gupta at Rashtrapati Bhavan on February 12, former President Giani Zial Singh’s daughter Joginderpal Kaur, granddaughter Suraj Kaur and grand son in law S S...
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Updated At : 05:38 PM Feb 09, 2025 IST
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#CRPF #GianiZialSingh #formerpresident

Amidst media hullabaloo over the impending wedding ceremony of CRPF officer Poonam Gupta at Rashtrapati Bhavan on February 12, former President Giani Zial Singh’s daughter Joginderpal Kaur, granddaughter Suraj Kaur and grand son in law S S Channy recall the simple wedding celebrations at Rashtrapati Bhawan in November 1983, in The Tribune Interview with Special Correspondent Ruchika M Khanna. Watch The Tribune Interview #CRPF #GianiZialSingh #formerpresident #SSChanny

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