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#BlasphemyBill Passed in #Punjab: A Step Toward Religious Intolerance? On July 15, 2025, the Punjab Legislative Assembly, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann(Bhagwant Mann ) and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP ), passed a controversial Blasphemy Bill that has sparked intense public outcry and fears among minority...

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@BhagwantMann @AamAadmiParty Every party is hell bent on destroying this state. Good. It was never meant to be together

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@BhagwantMann @AamAadmiParty Hindu free ke chakkar me vote de dete.. Bhugtana ab jab koi big iljaam lga drag dusmani me

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@BhagwantMann @AamAadmiParty Where r the people who used to say Sikhs r Hindus!! Anyone who is not s Hindu is not a Hindu.

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@BhagwantMann @AamAadmiParty @mxtaverse - Plz check this and voice againt this bill.

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@BhagwantMann @AamAadmiParty @macroschema - Check this and tweet. Your reach may get it heard..

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@BhagwantMann @AamAadmiParty That is so bad for Punjabi Hindus.

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@BhagwantMann @AamAadmiParty this bill will fall in supreme court ..! such stupidity

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@BhagwantMann @AamAadmiParty But the question is..who will fight for Hindus..No one

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