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Delhi model can’t work in Punjab: Parkash Singh Badal

If the Delhi model is implemented in Punjab, our state will be set on the path of ruin. Being a big city, Delhi’s requirements are different from Punjab’s. We don’t have big industrial units here. — Parkash Singh Badal, Former...

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Updated At : 11:34 AM Feb 12, 2022 IST

If the Delhi model is implemented in Punjab, our state will be set on the path of ruin. Being a big city, Delhi’s requirements are different from Punjab’s. We don’t have big industrial units here. — Parkash Singh Badal, Former CM

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