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Punjab’s Border Farmers Caught Between Fence and Zero Line
The survey could ease BSF checks and limited farming hours for about 21,500 acres of farmers’ land trapped beyond the fence, officials said.
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Punjab’s border farmers caught between fence and Zero Line
The central government recently initiated steps to relocate the border fencing closer to the international boundary, a move expected to provide significant relief to farmers who have for decades operated under stringent Border Security Force (BSF) regulations
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Border farmers in Punjab seek speedy survey as plan to shift fence brings hope
Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann recently said letters have been issued to deputy commissioners (DCs) of border districts -- Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Fazilka, and Ferozepur to conduct surveys and assess how close the fencing can be moved to the International Border.
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