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Why Punjab Panchayat polls are spicing up politics & CMO changes

Panchayat Polls are spicing up political scene in Punjab, amidst allegations of high handedness by ruling AAP for orchestrating rejection of nomination papers of opposition backed candidates. In this episode of #Decode Punjab, The Tribune Special Correspondents Ruchika M...
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Updated At : 01:59 PM Oct 11, 2024 IST
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Panchayat Polls are spicing up political scene in Punjab, amidst allegations of high handedness by ruling AAP for orchestrating rejection of nomination papers of opposition backed candidates. In this episode of #Decode Punjab, The Tribune Special Correspondents Ruchika M Khanna and Rajmeet Singh discuss changes in CMO and what it translates in to #DecodePunjab #panchayatelections #punjab

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