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Gurpreet Ghuggi urges farmers to boycott fake media

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Punjabi actor Gurpreet Ghuggi took to his social media handle to share a video wherein he urged the farmers to be aware and boycott fake media.

In the video, Gurpreet Ghuggi recorded a message in Hindi, so that not just farmers from Punjab but also from Haryana and Rajasthan can understand.

He said that amid the farmers sit some fake journalists, who make fun of the farmers.

They take out their phones and try to interview farmers forcefully.

They have an issue if the farmers don’t know much about the law, they have issues if the farmer is aware and educated about things, actually in both cases.

Gurpreet added that some farmers who don’t know much about the law as they are there to support their leaders, so, they shouldn't be mocked at.

Gurpreet also said that if out of 20 farmers 17 respond properly, the self-proclaimed reporters will play the clip of the remaining 3 only who couldn’t answer. So beware and boycott.

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