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Ravi Shankar Prasad says two blots stain Punjab’s soul: anti-Sikh riots, and drugs

The Hindu ·First reported
The HinduRavi Shankar Prasad says two blots stain Punjab’s soul: anti-Sikh riots, and drugs
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The BJP MP and former Union Minister spoke at a day-long conclave titled ‘Zakhm 84 De’ (the wounds of 1984) organised by the Punjab BJP on the 1984 anti-Sikh riots

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