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New Delhi, March 28
Punjab was in the grip of a saffron wave in support of former Chief Minister Beant Singh’s assassin Balwant Singh Rajoana with a
near- complete bandh having been organised to demand clemency for Rajoana on a call given by the Akal Takht and various panthic
organisations.
Outrage after Army Chief’s missive to PM is leaked; parties seek action
Despite reservations that have been expressed about ethics and poor taste, a firm of UK auctioneers is going ahead with the sale of soil samples and blades of grass from the place in Delhi where Mahatma Gandhi was assassinated.