Why Capt Amarinder didn’t ‘join BJP for fun’ & won’t advise party on Punjab crises

Name: Why Capt Amarinder didn’t ‘join BJP for fun’ & won’t advise party on Punjab crises
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Description: Why Capt Amarinder didn’t ‘join BJP for fun’ & won’t advise party on Punjab crises

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In this edition of The Tribune interview, former CM Punjab and BJP leader Capt Amarinder Singh speaks to The Tribune’s Editor in Chief Jyoti Malhotra and Special Correspondent Ruchika M Khanna, about the reasons for the paddy crisis in Punjab, how radical thought is beginning to get a little foothold and why Canadian PM Justin Trudeau is supporting Khalistanis to polarise Sikh votes in his favour.

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