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Why Dallewal’s hunger-strike shouldn’t hurt people & who is Amritpal : ADGP (Retd.) Dhillon.

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Updated At : 10:02 AM Jan 07, 2025 IST

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in this episode of Decode Punjab, Deputy Editor Jupinderjit Singh speaks to ex-IPS ADGP G S Dhillon, an expert on Punjab History Culture and Sikh politics and Chairman, Ex-servicemen league Punjab Congress speaks On how centre should not experiment with Punjab learning from previous mistakes including thatbif Congress. He speaks on how Punjab is on the edge due to attempt by radicals to enter politics, farmer protests and a certain nexus in governance that was ruling the state. #jagjitsinghdalewal #amritpalsingh #farmersprotest #kissanaandolan

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