CM Mann Says – Every Village to Get 1 Lakh Token Money: Treasury Not Empty, Punjab Deserves its Right, On Debate Challenge Says – What Debate With Bittu?
Bhagwant Mann, the chief minister of Punjab.
Bhagwant Mann, the chief minister of Punjab, spoke to reporters in Chandigarh today. He said that in places impacted by flooding, “Girdawari” (evaluation of damage) has begun as of today.
According to CM Mann, the water level has now dropped in numerous locations. In about 2300 villages and wards, a cleanliness campaign will be started. The government will set up JCBs and labour in each village to accomplish this.
Sarcasm in Open Discussion
“I have challenged all leaders on Punjab’s issues to an open debate,” Mann said. Ravneet Singh Bittu, the Union Minister of State, has agreed to take up this job.
CM Mann, however, grinned and remarked, “Now, what argument should I have with Bittu? No one pays attention to him. He acknowledged that it was beyond of his hands when I suggested constructing a flyover over the railway bridge at Bhuri. Yes, he is capable of installing a cold drink machine. Mann went on to say that even the BJP is aware that people who are unable to be loyal to their own party will also not be loyal to anyone else.
100 crore rupees are being aside by the government for the cleanliness drive.
There are a lot of animals after the rains. The disposal of dead animals has been planned. Every village will undergo fogging. For this campaign, the government has set aside 100 crore rupees. One lakh rupees will be distributed as token money to every village. Additional funds will be provided as needed.
The deadline for finishing all of this work is September 24. We’re running out of time. The next crop needs to be sown. By October 15, the damage to numerous villages, panchayats, dharamshalas, etc., would be fixed.According to Mann, roofs and other surfaces will be cleaned by October 22. The government will set up camps in 2300 communities to stop the spread of any sickness. In 506 villages, Mohalla Clinics are now operational. Throughout the day, doctors and medical personnel will be on duty at government schools.
Bhagwant Mann, the chief minister.
550 ambulances will always be available after two days.
According to Mann, the government would have 550 ambulances available in two days. Approximately 2.5 lakh animals in 713 villages have been impacted by flooding thus far. A program to protect them from illnesses is being started. Each hamlet will have a veterinarian on staff. The deadline for cleanliness pertaining to animals is September 30.
Mandis Procurement Will Begin on September 16
According to Mann, everything is going great in the mandis, or grain markets. As soon as it gets here, Paddy will be sold. On September 16, government procurement will begin. Three thousand quintals of paddy are currently being bought by private customers. By September 19, the flood-affected mandis will be restored and prepared for regular procurement. Daily procurement numbers will be released by the government.
I have no doubt that we will quickly get past this crisis and resume our regular lives. We’ll come out stronger than we were.
In reference to the governor, Mann stated that in certain states, the governor stirs up controversy over various matters. The governor should speak for the state and the centre while keeping the public interest in mind. On social media, some people are disseminating misleading information, according to Mann. A few media outlets began discussing the appointment of a new Chief Minister for Punjab when I was brought to the hospital two days ago.
Those forming factions are not part in the celebration.
While standing at Sri Darbar Sahib, Arvind Kejriwal made it quite evident that Bhagwant Mann would continue to serve as Punjab’s chief minister. However, some criminals circulate false information and use such language to support by-elections.
According to Mann, our party was founded as a result of hardship. Our party does not have any factions. Individuals belong to our faction. Some arrived at the party with the intention of forming divisions, but they left before they could do so.
State President of the BJP Takes Aim.
On the social media site X, BJP state president Sunil Jakhar has made a post about CM Mann’s debate challenge. He provided a paper that unequivocally demonstrates that Punjab’s State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) balance as of March 31, 2023, was ₹9041.74 crore. The report claims that the state government violated the central government’s regulations by failing to invest this sum appropriately.
Funds for the fiscal years 2023–2024; 2024–2025; and 2025–2026 have since also been received, bringing the total to over ₹12,000 crores. In veiled language, your Chief Secretary acknowledged this at a news conference, Chief Minister. In addition, your ministers have brought up this point.
It would now be better if you expressed regret for deceiving the Punjabi people and used this sum appropriately to help the state’s citizens.
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