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

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‘Punjab’s painful past is not a script to be selectively edited to suit a narrative,’ says Minister Bittu
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Union Minister Ravneet Singh Bittu has criticized the film 'Satluj' for its portrayal of Punjab's history, arguing that it selectively edits facts to suit a specific narrative. He challenged the filmmakers to provide evidence for the claims made in the movie regarding missing persons.

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Amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the film “Satluj” and its removal from an OTT platform , Union Minister of State for Railways and Food Processing Industries Ravneet Singh Bittu said on Sunday (July 12, 2026) said that the makers of “Satluj” cannot hide behind the excuse of “creative freedom” while presenting disputed claims as established history.

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