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Why Punjab detained farmers, threatened Tehsildars with suspension: AAP’s Aman Arora

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Updated At : 10:06 PM Mar 04, 2025 IST

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In The Tribune Interview, Aam Aadmi Party President Aman Arora tells The Tribune Special Correspondent Ruchika M Khanna on why their government would not allow farmers to lay seige to Chandigarh and why they are hardening stand against some corrupt revenue officials. #PunjabFarmers #AAPGovernment #AmanArora #FarmersProtest #KisanAndolan #PunjabPolitics #BhagwantMann #PoliceAction #TehsildarSuspension #PunjabNews #BreakingNews #AgricultureCrisis

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