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Video: BJP's Ravneet Bittu waves liquor bottle, eggs at Punjab CM Mann's convoy, detained

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Protesting an alleged attack on his convoy near Batala, Bittu claimed he was “returning” eggs and tomatoes while targeting AAP over governance.

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Punjab Police on Saturday detained BJP leader and former Union minister Ravneet Singh Bittu after he staged a protest outside Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) as chief minister Bhagwant Mann’s convoy was passing through.

Ravneet Singh Bittu (in picture) staged a protest a Punjab university as chief minister Mann's convoy was passing through. (Hindustan Times)
Ravneet Singh Bittu (in picture) staged a protest a Punjab university as chief minister Mann's convoy was passing through. (Hindustan Times)

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