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Punjab Stubble Burning Set to Continue Unchecked Ahead of 2027 Elections

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Punjab is heading into another cycle of stubble burning as the state prepares for assembly elections in 2027. Farmers are expected to continue the practice of setting their fields on fire after harvests, a longstanding agricultural tradition despite environmental concerns. Authorities are unlikely to penalize farmers this season, given the political sensitivity of taking action against a key voter base in an election year. The situation mirrors previous election cycles, where enforcement of stubble-burning regulations has been relaxed for political reasons. Critics note that the pattern reflects how electoral considerations continue to override environmental and public health concerns in the state.

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