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Punjab’s Mann government has broken the silence on disaster relief funds. Finance Minister Harpal Singh Cheema revealed that since 2022, only ₹1,582 crore has come from the Centre under SDRF. BJP-Congress propaganda has been exposed, sparking major political uproar in Punjab.
Punjab is suffering from floods, but Prime Minister Narendra Modi surprised everyone by giving a package of only 1600 crores. During this, his comment "Do you not know Hindi?" further hurt the sentiments of Punjabis.
The flood situation in Fazilka district has worsened. Villages were submerged, fields were destroyed and people became homeless. In such difficult times, the Punjab government and social organizations have started relief work. Minister Tarunpreet Singh Saund played an important role.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann has indicated that his government is actively considering waiving farmers’ loans. Speaking via a video call with singer Mankirat Aulakh, Mann praised his flood relief work and assured that no household will be left helpless.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann personally reached out to Punjabi singer Mankirat Aulakh and industrialist Preetpal Singh Hanspal, lauding their extraordinary relief efforts in flood-hit regions, calling them symbols of Punjabi resilience.
After weeks of devastation caused by floods, Punjab villages are now witnessing full restoration of roads, power, and water supply. Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains has been on the ground, ensuring affected families safely return home and start rebuilding their lives.
Punjab Flood Relief: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann’s government has repeatedly urged the Centre to release the withheld ₹60,000 crore and also sought an additional ₹20,000 crore special package to rehabilitate flood-affected regions, ensuring timely relief and recovery for lakhs of struggling people across the state.
For four weeks, Punjab’s Baupur Mand has been drowning in Beas river floods. While fields, homes and lives remain underwater, Rajya Sabha MP Sant Balbir Singh Seechewal stood with villagers, rescuing families, building boats and proving leadership means action, not words.
This initiative is not just a reflection of one Minister’s personal commitment, it is a powerful example of the Punjab Government’s sensitivity, responsibility, and dedication towards its people.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann, despite being hospitalized, announced sweeping relief for flood-hit citizens. Farmers will get record compensation, victims’ families financial aid, and loan relief, as the AAP government commits unprecedented support, with Kejriwal calling it a milestone in governance.
The disaster in Punjab spared no one—humans, their dreams, or the voiceless creatures. Over 1,400 villages submerged, 3.5 lakh people affected, yet amidst the chaos, a rare act of compassion emerged.
Hardeep Singh Mundian said that during the last 24 hours, 19 more villages of Jalandhar district have been affected, while during the same period, 13 villages of Ludhiana, 6 of Ferozepur, 5 of Amritsar, 4 of Hoshiarpur and one village of Fazilka district have been affected.
