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Proceedings of the Punjab Vidhan Sabha would be live telecast from the next session. — Rana KP Singh, Speaker. File photo

Chandigarh, March 9

In response to Aam Aadmi Party legislator Kanwar Sandhu’s question that complete proceedings of the Vidhan Sabha should be live telecast, Speaker Rana KP Singh said it would be done from the next session.

The AAP legislator had raised the issue in the House saying the Assembly telecast the Governor’s Address live, but did not do the same for the debate on the address. — TNS

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