Bajwa slams Modi govt on sugar price hike

Wednesday, 25/06/2014

http://paper.hindustantimes.com/epaper/viewer.aspx

CHANDIGARH: Punjab Pradesh Congress president Partap Singh Bajwa on Tuesday slammed the Narendra Modi government for the proposed hike in sugar prices. He said Modi had already started repaying the corporate lobby which had funded his party’s election campaign.

In a statement, Bajwa said the sugar price hike, coming close on the heels of the rail hike fare, would be too bitter a pill to be swallowed by the common people, who had been misled into voting for Modi by selling them the false dream of “achhe din”.

He said the BJP government was following those very policies for which it had been attacking the UPA government for being anti-people and having failed to control unbridled inflation. “There is no indication that the Modi government has some original road map for the common man which can lead to the dreamland about which an illusion had been created during the election campaign,” he added.

He called upon CM Parkash Singh Badal to make his stand clear on the hike as the SAD is part of NDA government.

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RANA GURJIT SINGH INAUGURATES MARKFED SALES BOOTH AT LOHIAN

Thursday, 01/08/2019

https://www.brightpunjabexpress.com/index.php/2019/07/31/rana-gurjit-singh-inaugurates-markfed-sales-booth-at-lohian/

Jalandhar : In a major step to boost the rural economy besides providing employment to youth in villages, MARKFED has launched a sale booth in Lohian, which would, provides more than 100 eatable items.

 

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Indian-Americans urge Trump to ‘fully support’ India on Kashmir

Sunday, 04/08/2019

https://www.tribuneindia.com/news/diaspora/indian-americans-urge-trump-to-fully-support-india-on-kashmir/813832.html

Washington : The Indian-American community in the US has urged the Trump administration to “fully support” India’s decision to revoke the constitutional provision that accorded special status to Jammu and Kashmir and to continue to exert pressure on Pakistan to end its support to cross-border terrorism.