Why Partap Bajwa has no clue about Seechewal model of cleaning villages & rivers : Baba Seechewal

Name: Why Partap Bajwa has no clue about Seechewal model of cleaning villages & rivers : Baba Seechewal
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In the latest episode of Decode Punjab, Rajya Sabha MP Balbir Singh Seechewal in conversation with the Tribune Associate Editor Sanjeev Singh Bariana and Special Correspondent Rajmeet Singh talks of deteriorating water reserves, ways for rejuvenation and revival of water bodies including his current assignment Buddha Darriya Eom

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