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There is no expectation of justice in the Sidhu Moosewala case from the government: Waring

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Waring said that justice for Sidhu Musewala cannot be expected from such a government, in which the gangsters have more power than the administration.(Photo: Facebook/Amarinder Singh Raja Warring)

Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Waring attacked the Aam Aadmi Party government and said that the AAP government has filed a report in the court through a special investigation team and cleared that the interview of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi took place in Bathinda jail in 2023. where he was confined.

Waring said that justice for Sidhu Musewala cannot be expected from such a government, in which the gangsters have more power than the administration.

It is to be noted that the special investigation team has submitted the investigation report regarding Lawrence's interview in the High Court in a sealed envelope, the real truth will come out only after it is opened.

However, Lawrence has two TVs. The interviews were aired on a private channel in 2023 when he was incarcerated in Bathinda Jail in Punjab.

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