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Punjab withdraws cases against farmers protesting against farm Bills
Updated On: 16 September, 2020 02:15 PM IST | Mumbai | IANS
Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said that FIRs already registered against farmers protesting in violation of Section 144 would be withdrawn

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh. Pic/Twitter Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday appealed to farmers not to stop traffic or violate Section 144 in the state over the agriculture bills, but made it clear that no cases would be registered against them as they were fighting for their lives.
#Punjab Chief Minister #AmarinderSingh (@capt_amarinder) on Wednesday appealed to #farmers not to stop traffic or violate Section 144 in the state over the #agriculture bills but made it clear that no cases would be registered against them as they were fighting for their lives. pic.twitter.com/OSe6XAAnZo
— IANS Tweets (@ians_india) September 16, 2020
FIRs already registered against farmers protesting in violation of Section 144 would be withdrawn, said the Chief Minister, talking to mediapersons outside the Governor's house after submitting a memorandum against the anti-farmer Bills on behalf of the Punjab Congress.
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