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For Punjab farmers, SYL an issue that politicians raise to milk in elections - Vimarsana News

For Punjab farmers, SYL an issue that politicians raise to milk in elections

"Kejriwal promises water in Haryana, Mann says not a drop to spare in Punjab," say farmers

Farmers' stir in Punjab: Passengers stranded at Jammu, Katra stations as 7 trains cancelled, 13 diverted | India News - Vimarsana News

Farmers' stir in Punjab: Passengers stranded at Jammu, Katra stations as 7 trains cancelled, 13 diverted | India News

As part of the protest, farmers squatted on train tracks in many places, including Moga, Hoshiarpur, Gurdaspur, Jalandhar, Tarn Taran, Sangrur, Patiala, Ferozepur, Bathinda and Amritsar

Punjab: Farmer unions stage state-wide agitation in support of protesting wrestlers - Vimarsana News

Punjab: Farmer unions stage state-wide agitation in support of protesting wrestlers

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) had given a call to organise protests at the village level.

Pro-Khalistan Protests: 'Won't Let Anyone Disrupt Peace In Punjab,' Warns CM Bhagwant Mann Amid Hunt For Amritpal Singh | Punjab News - Vimarsana News

Pro-Khalistan Protests: 'Won't Let Anyone Disrupt Peace In Punjab,' Warns CM Bhagwant Mann Amid Hunt For Amritpal Singh | Punjab News

Amid the ongoing hunt for radical preacher Amritpal Singh, CM Bhagwant Mann has said that Punjab's peace, harmony, and the country's progress were his top priorities.

Source: india.com
Punjab Police baton-charge protestors outside CM Bhagwant Mann's home in Sangrur - Vimarsana News

Punjab Police baton-charge protestors outside CM Bhagwant Mann's home in Sangrur

The leader of one of the protest committees claimed that 22 of its members suffered injuries in the police action.

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