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Punjab united on water row, refuses extra Bhakra Dam supply to Haryana
The Daily Guardian
|May 03, 2025
In a rare show of political unity, all political parties in Punjab on Friday unanimously resolved that not a single drop of additional water would be released to Haryana from the Bhakra dam.
The consensus emerged during a two-hour all-party meeting convened by the Punjab government and chaired by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann.
The meeting, held amid growing tensions between the two states over water sharing, witnessed senior leaders from all major political parties in Punjab pledging full support to the state government's stand on protecting Punjab's rights over river waters.
The leaders empowered the Mann-led government to decide the next course of action on the issue.
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