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Why Mann remarks on sacrilege case, Punjab debt trap & lacklustre Congress defined Assembly session

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Updated At : 12:50 PM Sep 05, 2024 IST
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Description: In the latest episode of #DecodePunjab, The Tribune Special Correspondents Ruchika M Khanna and Rajmeet Singh analyse the proceedings of the three day Punjab Vidhan Sabha session. They discuss why Bhagwant Mann is not announcing draft Agriculture Policy; why his government is not granting prosecution sanction against accused in sacrilege cases; and why Congress was unable to forcefully take on the Punjab government #decodepunjab #punjabAssembly #bhagwantmann #opposition

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