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Why Pratap Bajwa claimed that 50 grenades were smuggled into Punjab from Pakistan

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In the latest episode of #DecodePunjab, The Tribune Special Correspondents Ruchika M Khanna and Rajmeet Singh talk about the political storm over the comment by Punjab Congress leader Partap Singh Bajwa on “50 grenades” & fissures within Congress. #PratapBajwa #PunjabSecurity...

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Updated At : 09:33 AM Apr 15, 2025 IST

In the latest episode of #DecodePunjab, The Tribune Special Correspondents Ruchika M Khanna and Rajmeet Singh talk about the political storm over the comment by Punjab Congress leader Partap Singh Bajwa on “50 grenades” & fissures within Congress.

#PratapBajwa #PunjabSecurity #GrenadeControversy #BhagwantMann #AAPvsCongress #PunjabPolitics #NationalSecurity

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