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'Want to make it clear...': Kangana Ranaut's latest statement on repealed farm bills draws fury, BJP reacts

DNA Wednesday, 25 September 2024
BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has again landed into controversy after she stated that the 'now-repealed farm bills should be brought back'.
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 Kangana Ranaut on Farmers Bill: Member of Parliament from Himachal's Mandi seat and actress Kangana Ranaut (Kangana Ranaut) has again called for the re-implementation of the three farm laws, saying they are in the interest of farmers (Farmers Bill). She stated that farmers themselves should demand...

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