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Bhai Amritpal Singh and Sarabjit Singh stand in favor of Khalsa Daduwal, appeal to defeat Harsimrat Badal

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Along with this, Daduwal appealed to the voters of Faridkot Constituency to give mandate in favor of Sarabjit Singh Khalsa and Khadur Sahib Constituency to Amritpal Singh.(Photo: Facebook/Jathedar Baljit Singh Daduwal)

Political rallies are going on in Punjab in view of the Lok Sabha elections on June 1, in the meantime, Panthak leader Baljit Singh Daduwal has invited Shiromani Akali Dal's candidate from Bathinda to defeat Harsimrat Kaur Badal. Daduwal, who reached Bathinda, invited the voters to vote for any candidate who can defeat Harsimrat, but the Badal family must be disciplined in this election because they have earned a heresy with Punjab and Panth.

He alleged that the Akalis' role in the desecration and Behbal shooting incident in Punjab was anti-Sikh and the closeness of the Badal family with the head of Dera Sirsa and the efforts being made by the Akali Dal for the release of the captive Singhs are only 'crocodile tears'.

Along with this, Daduwal appealed to the voters of Faridkot Constituency to give mandate in favor of Sarabjit Singh Khalsa and Khadur Sahib Constituency to Amritpal Singh.

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