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Why Punjab, as a frontline state with Pakistan, is key to success of Ops Sindoor & what happens now

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Updated At : 10:53 PM May 07, 2025 IST

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In this episode of Decode Punjab, The Tribune’s Associate Editor Sanjeev Singh Bariana and Special Correspondents Ruchika M Khanna and Rajmeet Singh discuss the situation in Punjab, a frontline state with a shared 530 km border with Pakistan, in the aftermath of Operation Sindoor. #Punjab #OperationSindoor #FrontlineState #IndiaPakistan #IndianArmy #BorderSecurity #NationalSecurity #StrategicLocation #DefenceNews #Geopolitics

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