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Why BJP is delaying moving paddy out of Punjab & moved in Capt Amarinder : Partap Bajwa

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Updated At : 06:04 PM Oct 26, 2024 IST

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In this episode of #DecodePunjab, The Tribune Associate Editor Sanjeev Singh Bariana and Special Correspondent Rajmeet Singh discuss the paddy procurement crisis and state politics. They ask Congress leader of the Opposition in Punjab, Partap Singh Bajwa about the four bypolls spicing up the state political scene, amid Congress allegations that non- participation by Akali leader Sukhbir Badal plus rebel Akalis and radicals are part of larger plan to help BJP candidates in the state. #partapsinghbajwa #congress #punjabcongress

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