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Will quit politics if Banga doesn’t get a medical college in one year: Sukhwinder Kumar Sukhi

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Updated At : 01:16 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST

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In this episode of #DecodePunjab, The Tribune’s Associate Editor Sanjeev Singh Bariana and Deputy Editor Jupinderjit Singh spoke to Dr Sukhwinder Kumar Sukhi, MLA from Banga, on why he quit the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) and joined AAP when he was among the closer confidants of party chief Sukhbir Singh Badal and also what he expects to achieve in the remaining term of the current AAP government. #SukhwinderKumarSukhi #MLABanga #aappunjab #ShiromaniAkaliDal

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