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Bajwa booked after claim on '50 bombs' sparks row
The New Indian Express
|April 14, 2025
A political controversy has erupted following Partap Singh Bajwa's claim that 50 hand grenades had entered the state.
The Leader of the Opposition stated that 18 of these grenades were used in explosions, while the whereabouts of the remaining 32 were unknown. This assertion prompted a strong reaction from Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, who questioned, "Does he have links with Pakistan?"
Mann questioned Bajwa on the source of this information. "Does Bajwa have any connection with Pakistan that the terrorists are calling him to inform him how many bombs they have sent?" he wondered.
If his aim is to spread terror, then the Congress should expel him because he is working against the country and standing with anti-national forces, Mann further said.
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