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BJP slams Punjab govt for questions about AAP in Class 12 board exam

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Chandigarh: The BJP on Monday accused the Punjab government of influencing young minds by inserting questions about AAP in a Class 12 board examination paper. The BJP claimed two questions on the year of AAP's founding and its policies and programmes were asked in the Political Science examination conducted on March 4 by the Punjab School Education Board. The BJP's media head in Punjab Vineet Joshi alleged that the Bhagwant Mann government was "…

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BJP slams Punjab govt for questions about AAP in Class 12 board exam

Chandigarh: The BJP on Monday accused the Punjab government of influencing young minds by inserting questions about AAP in a Class 12 board examination paper. The BJP claimed two questions on the year of AAP's founding and its policies and programmes were asked in the Political Science examination conducted on March 4 by the Punjab School Education Board. The BJP's media head in Punjab Vineet Joshi alleged that the Bhagwant Mann government was "…

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