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Why Farmer Unions have asked farmers to set fields on fire: Jagmohan Singh Patiala

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In this latest episode of #DecodePunjab, BKU Dakaunda general secretary Jagmohan Singh Patiala tells The Tribune Special Correspondent that they are asking farmers to burn the stubble in the fields. He also accused NRIs of pumping money to fuel...

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Updated At : 09:36 AM Nov 05, 2024 IST

In this latest episode of #DecodePunjab, BKU Dakaunda general secretary Jagmohan Singh Patiala tells The Tribune Special Correspondent that they are asking farmers to burn the stubble in the fields. He also accused NRIs of pumping money to fuel radicalism in Punjab as they have a misconception that Khalistan movement can be revived.

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