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‘Satluj’ row: Punjab’s painful past can’t be edited selectively to suit narrative, says Bittu

In a statement, Bittu said the filmmakers cannot hide behind the excuse of “creative freedom” while presenting disputed claims as established history

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‘Satluj’ row: Punjab’s painful past can’t be edited selectively to suit narrative, says Bittu

In a statement, Bittu said the filmmakers cannot hide behind the excuse of “creative freedom” while presenting disputed claims as established history

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‘Punjab’s painful past is not a script to be selectively edited to suit a narrative,’ says Minister Bittu

Ravneet Singh Bittu criticises "Satluj" filmmakers for distorting Punjab's history and presenting disputed claims as facts.

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  1. domenica 12 luglio 2026·thehindu.com

    ‘Punjab’s painful past is not a script to be selectively edited to suit a narrative,’ says Minister Bittu

    Ravneet Singh Bittu criticises "Satluj" filmmakers for distorting Punjab's history and presenting disputed claims as facts.

  2. lunedì 13 luglio 2026·hindustantimes.com

    ‘Satluj’ row: Punjab’s painful past can’t be edited selectively to suit narrative, says Bittu

    In a statement, Bittu said the filmmakers cannot hide behind the excuse of “creative freedom” while presenting disputed claims as established history