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Why BJP hates Punjab & won’t support us : Harpal Cheema

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Updated At : 07:04 PM Aug 25, 2024 IST

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Punjab is often criticised for the burgeoning debt and mounting power subsidy. In this episode of #DecodePunjab, state’s Finance, Taxation and Planning Minister Harpal Cheema clears the air with The Tribune’s Editor in Chief Jyoti Malhotra and Special Correspondent Ruchika Khanna on why Punjab’s economy started sliding and how the AAP government is trying to rev up the fiscal health of the state. Watch #DecodePunjab #harpalsinghcheema #aamaadmipartypunjab #bhagwantmann #narendramodi #FinanceMinister

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