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Modi won't desert Punjab & BJP will hold AAP accountable : Sunil Jakhar

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Updated At : 10:13 AM Sep 11, 2025 IST

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In this episode of The Tribune Interview with Jupinderjit Singh and Rajmeet Singh, Punjab BJP president Sunil Jakhar justifies the Rs 1600 cr flood relief announced by PM Narendra Modi for #PunjabFloods2025 and insists PM Modi will never desert Punjab. He said on the contrary, the state government has made bogus claims about floods and misused centre govt funds. #PunjabFloods2025 #SunilJakhar #PMModi #BJP #PunjabNews #FloodRelief #DisasterManagement #PunjabPolitics #NarendraModi #CentralFunds

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