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Punjab police continue to control Nangal dam gates
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|May 05, 2025
IN an escalating water war between Punjab and Haryana, the Punjab Police continues to control the regulator gates at the Nangal Dam despite Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan asking the state government to withdraw its police personnel.
The Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB) chairman had reportedly sent a letter to the Ministry of Home Affairs seeking the deployment of Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel to guard the dam.
Approximately two dozen police personnel, along with two DSP rank officers, are presently deployed at the dam. The local AAP cadre has erected a tent where they are staging an indefinite dharna against the BBMB.
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