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Shiv Sena Lions to Contest Punjab Assembly Elections: President Amit Arora Announces in Batala, Says Hindu Demands Are Being Ignored

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
At the Shiv Sena Lions' meeting in Batala, the party discussed in detail how to further strengthen the organization, strategies for the upcoming assembly elections, and issues concerning the Hindu community. Addressing the meeting, Shiv Sena Lions President Amit Arora announced that the party will field candidates in the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections. He stated that the organization is being strengthened throughout Punjab, and meetings will con…
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Kathmandu. The talks between the government and the Hindu Samrat Sena in Dhanusha in the presence of Home Minister Sudhan Gurung have ended without any conclusion. The bilateral talks that lasted for about two hours between the government, the Hindu Samrat Sena and representatives of other Hindu organizations at the District Administration Office, Dhanusha were adjourned after no conclusion was reached. Members of the House of Representatives of…

At the Shiv Sena Lions' meeting in Batala, the party discussed in detail how to further strengthen the organization, strategies for the upcoming assembly elections, and issues concerning the Hindu community. Addressing the meeting, Shiv Sena Lions President Amit Arora announced that the party will field candidates in the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections. He stated that the organization is being strengthened throughout Punjab, and meetings will con…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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