What’s common between Panjab University & Tarn Taran bypoll : Congress’ Rana KP Singh

Name: What’s common between Panjab University & Tarn Taran bypoll : Congress’ Rana KP Singh
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Description: What’s common between Panjab University & Tarn Taran bypoll : Congress’ Rana KP Singh

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Updated At : 11:51 PM Nov 10, 2025 IST

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In this latest episode of #DecodePunjab, former Punjab Speaker Rana K P Singh talks to The Tribune Deputy Editor Ruchika M Khanna and Special Correspondent Rajmeet Singh, gives his freewheeling views on Tarn Taran bypoll and how it will set the agenda for the next Vidhan Sabha elections. #RanaKPSingh #Congress #PanjabUniversity #TarnTaranBypoll #PunjabPolitics #PUProtest #PunjabNews #ChandigarhNews #TarnTaranElection #IndianPolitics #LatestNews #PoliticalDebate #PunjabUpdates #RanaKP #PanjabUniversityProtest

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