Chief minister Bhagwant Mann said Punjab has got a government focused on delivering for its people, claiming that four-and-a-half years of work have earned his government the trust of the people.
We have earned their trust through our work over the past four-and-a-half years. Every penny of the state exchequer belongs to the people, and we are ensuring that their money returns to them through development, better public services and welfare initiatives. He added that reliable irrigation and reducing farmers’ financial burden remained central to the government’s agricultural policy.
Highlighting achievements like daytime electricity and canal water for farmers, ₹ 15,000 in monthly family savings through welfare schemes, and prompt paddy procurement payments, he said that his government’s track record speaks for itself. We have provided jobs to more than 70,000 youth, improved roads, strengthened schools and hospitals, and closed toll plazas to save commuters ₹ 70 lakh daily. He said, “The increase in government school students qualifying for NEET, from 80 in 2021 to 882 in 2026, reflects the efforts being made to improve education.
We are also developing villages and building sports stadiums so that our youth can focus on sports and build a better future.
He said, “Our government is working for the people. He said the government was investing in teacher training, Schools of Eminence and other initiatives to improve the quality of education and empower children from ordinary families. Taking on political opponents, he said those unable to challenge his government on performance are resorting to personal attacks and attempts to malign his reputation.
Addressing the Lok Milni at Mimsa village in Sangrur on Sunday, Mann said, “The people of Punjab have witnessed the difference between governments that made promises and a government that is delivering results.
