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Former Punjab Cabinet minister Anil Joshi likely to join SAD

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Former Punjab Cabinet minister Anil Joshi likely to join SAD
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Ahead of Punjab Assembly elections 2022, the former Cabinet minister Anil Joshi, who was expelled from BJP last month, is likely to join the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on Friday. As per the report, Anil Joshi said that he was joining SAD unconditionally and that he has always served people. Thus, he said that he was joining SAD without asking for any designation or assurance.
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Anil Joshi Sparked In Punjab Cabinet Meeting, Chandigarh - कैबिनेट बैठक : मसालों पर वैट के मामले में भड़के अनिल जोशी - Amar Ujala Hindi News Live Reportedly, there are several other BJP leaders who, along with Anil Joshi, are likely to join the SAD. Anil Joshi was expelled from the BJP last month. He was publicly airing his views regarding the farm laws and has been criticising the state leadership. पंजाब: पार्टी लाइन के खिलाफ बोलने वाले पूर्व मंत्री अनिल जोशी को BJP ने किया निष्कासित - Punjab BJP expels Former Minister Anil Joshi from Party after he gave statements against his Following his expulsion, he had visited the farmers at the Singhu border. Ashwani Sharma had said that former Minister Anil Joshi was speaking against the Central Government, the party’s Central leadership, and policies which was an anti-party activity. -PTC News-
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