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India Wants Action On Khalistani Group Holding "Punjab Referendum" In Canada
"These objectionable referendums... it is very unfortunate that these are being allowed in a friendly country," foreign ministry spokesperson says
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Punjab MLA Seeks Referendum In Punjab, Haryana Over Farm Laws
Punjabi Ekta Party leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira has said that a referendum should be held in Punjab and Haryana to sort out the deadlock over farm laws.
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Amarinder Singh Hails Canada's Move Of Not Recognising "Referendum 2020"
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday welcomed Canada's decision not to recognise the results of ''Referendum 2020'' being organised by the pro-Khalistan group ''Sikhs for Justice (SFJ)''.
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Google Removes "2020 Sikh Referendum" App Promoting Secession: Punjab Government
Google has removed the anti-India mobile app ''2020 Sikh Referendum'' from its Play Store after the Punjab government took up the matter with the IT giant, an official said on Tuesday.
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Google Removes 'Anti-India App' From Play Store on Punjab Chief Minister's Demand
Google has removed the secessionist, anti-India mobile application '2020 Sikh Referendum' from its Play Store, Punjab state officials said on Tuesday.
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Google Asked by Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh to Remove 'Anti-India App'
Perturbed over reports of the launch of an anti-India app on the Google Play Store, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday directed his officers to take up the matter appropriately.
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Two Members Of Khalistani Module Arrested In Amritsar
The Punjab Police on Friday arrested two members of a Khalistani module who were allegedly engaged in propagating the 'Referendum 2020' campaign by affixing banners and posters in public places in Amritsar.
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"Lack Of Support For Referendum 2020": Amarinder Singh On London Rally
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today said the "no-show" London rally by Sikhs for Justice (SJF) for a separate state has exposed the "total lack of ground support" for the 'Referendum 2020' even outside India.
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Back To Work, Manish Sisodia Schools AAP Leader For Pro-Khalistan Remark
Sukhpal Singh Khaira, the Aam Aadmi Party leader in Punjab seen to have crossed the line when he supported a referendum for creating Khalistan, today finally got a tongue lashing from his party. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal refused to meet AAP's top leader from Punjab and left it to his deputy Manish Sisodia to do the talking today.
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AAP Says It Doesn't Support Sukhpal Khaira's Referendum Comment
The Aam Aadmi Party today disassociated itself from remarks by its leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira after political parties slammed him for "supporting" a referendum to let Sikhs decide whether they want to secede from India.
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'Things Looking Up For Congress': Amarinder Singh On Punjab By-Poll Win
Punjab's ruling Congress celebrated an early Diwali today as it dislodged the BJP from its stronghold of Gurdaspur in the Lok Sabha by-elections. With the main opposition party AAP also in the running, the triangular contest was seen as a prestige battle for the ruling party, which won the assembly elections in the state six months ago.
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India Wants Action On Khalistani Group Holding "Punjab Referendum" In Canada
"These objectionable referendums... it is very unfortunate that these are being allowed in a friendly country," foreign ministry spokesperson says
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Punjab MLA Seeks Referendum In Punjab, Haryana Over Farm Laws
Punjabi Ekta Party leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira has said that a referendum should be held in Punjab and Haryana to sort out the deadlock over farm laws.
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Amarinder Singh Hails Canada's Move Of Not Recognising "Referendum 2020"
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Saturday welcomed Canada's decision not to recognise the results of ''Referendum 2020'' being organised by the pro-Khalistan group ''Sikhs for Justice (SFJ)''.
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Google Removes "2020 Sikh Referendum" App Promoting Secession: Punjab Government
Google has removed the anti-India mobile app ''2020 Sikh Referendum'' from its Play Store after the Punjab government took up the matter with the IT giant, an official said on Tuesday.
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Google Removes 'Anti-India App' From Play Store on Punjab Chief Minister's Demand
Google has removed the secessionist, anti-India mobile application '2020 Sikh Referendum' from its Play Store, Punjab state officials said on Tuesday.
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Google Asked by Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh to Remove 'Anti-India App'
Perturbed over reports of the launch of an anti-India app on the Google Play Store, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday directed his officers to take up the matter appropriately.
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Two Members Of Khalistani Module Arrested In Amritsar
The Punjab Police on Friday arrested two members of a Khalistani module who were allegedly engaged in propagating the 'Referendum 2020' campaign by affixing banners and posters in public places in Amritsar.
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"Lack Of Support For Referendum 2020": Amarinder Singh On London Rally
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today said the "no-show" London rally by Sikhs for Justice (SJF) for a separate state has exposed the "total lack of ground support" for the 'Referendum 2020' even outside India.
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Back To Work, Manish Sisodia Schools AAP Leader For Pro-Khalistan Remark
Sukhpal Singh Khaira, the Aam Aadmi Party leader in Punjab seen to have crossed the line when he supported a referendum for creating Khalistan, today finally got a tongue lashing from his party. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal refused to meet AAP's top leader from Punjab and left it to his deputy Manish Sisodia to do the talking today.
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AAP Says It Doesn't Support Sukhpal Khaira's Referendum Comment
The Aam Aadmi Party today disassociated itself from remarks by its leader Sukhpal Singh Khaira after political parties slammed him for "supporting" a referendum to let Sikhs decide whether they want to secede from India.
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'Things Looking Up For Congress': Amarinder Singh On Punjab By-Poll Win
Punjab's ruling Congress celebrated an early Diwali today as it dislodged the BJP from its stronghold of Gurdaspur in the Lok Sabha by-elections. With the main opposition party AAP also in the running, the triangular contest was seen as a prestige battle for the ruling party, which won the assembly elections in the state six months ago.
