Why Sikh militants in prison are once again a political issue in Punjab

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Earlier in August, he issued a letter backing the SAD while his sister Kamaldeep Kaur claimed he had been supporting the party since 2010. Dhaliwal said the party’s stand was in favour of parole for any eligible prisoner, be it Bheora or Tara.

Following the meeting, Kaur said their reception at the meeting with the CM was “warm”.

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Following the meeting, Kaur said their reception at the meeting with the CM was “warm”.
Dhaliwal said the party’s stand was in favour of parole for any eligible prisoner, be it Bheora or Tara.
Earlier in August, he issued a letter backing the SAD while his sister Kamaldeep Kaur claimed he had been supporting the party since 2010.

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