Punjab Government Raises Pension for Freedom Fighters to ₹11,000

Punjab News: The Punjab Government has decided to raise the pension of freedom fighters and their families to ₹11,000 per month. Earlier, they were receiving ₹9,400. This increase will provide more financial relief and respect to the families of those who fought bravely for India’s independence. State officials explained that freedom fighters gave their lives and youth to free India from foreign powers. The pension hike is not just money but recognition of their role in the nation’s history. Their courage continues to inspire younger generations in Punjab.

Freedom Fighters Minister Mohinder Bhagat stated that CM Mann’s vision is clear-serving the families of independence warriors is a duty of the government. He stressed that Punjab will always stand with these families, giving them support and dignity for their sacrifices.

Respect For Their Legacy

Bhagat said Punjab takes pride in remembering the unmatched contributions of its fighters in the freedom struggle. These heroes are not forgotten. By providing better pensions, the government ensures that their families feel respected and their legacy remains alive in society. He stressed that it is not enough to praise them once a year, but their memory should be kept alive daily through concrete steps.

Cultural programs, educational campaigns, and scholarships in their names are also being planned. This way, the government wants future generations to know the value of sacrifice. Respect for their legacy is not symbolic, but a living commitment.

Punjabi Contribution Remembered

Punjab has always been at the forefront of the freedom struggle. From villages to towns, Punjabi fighters gave their lives against foreign rule. Their bravery and sacrifices made India free. The government believes such contributions must be highlighted for today’s and tomorrow’s generations. Officials noted that every district of Punjab has its stories of courage, and those need to be taught in schools. Books, films, and local events are being promoted so that the sacrifices do not fade from public memory. The struggle of Punjabis is a proud chapter of history that shaped India’s destiny. Remembering this contribution unites people with their roots.

Pension Seen As Duty

Officials said that giving pensions to the families is not charity but a responsibility. The government recognizes it as their right. By increasing the pension, the Mann government has shown that it values both the memory of freedom fighters and their descendants equally.

They explained that treating pensions as duty also sends a clear signal to society that sacrifices must always be honored. It also ensures that no family of a freedom fighter feels neglected or forgotten. The move creates confidence in people that the government remembers its heroes. This duty is part of Punjab’s moral and cultural fabric.

Future Generations Inspired

The minister added that the sacrifices of Punjabi fighters will remain a source of pride forever. Their courage will keep motivating future generations to love and serve the country. With higher pensions, the families will live with respect, honor, and dignity. He also noted that schools and universities should highlight these stories so that youth remain connected to their past. Inspiration from real sacrifices is stronger than words alone. When children hear about the courage of Punjabis, they develop responsibility towards society and the nation. In this way, the legacy of fighters becomes a guiding light for tomorrow.