The floods in Punjab have severely affected many areas, but in the hour of this crisis, Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann is constantly monitoring the situation. He is not only monitoring relief work at the administrative level, but is also personally associated with those who have come forward to help the flood affected families. He spoke from the hospital to Punjabi singer Mankirat Aulakh on a video call and appreciated the relief work being done by him.

Service price within Punjabis

The Chief Minister said during the conversation that the arrival of artists like Aulakh is an example of service and brotherhood within Punjabis. He emphasized that whenever there is a crisis on Punjab, people here become each other’s support with their courage and cooperation.

Meanwhile, the Chief Minister also thanked Preetpal Singh Hanspal, the owner of Hanspal Traders. Preetpal arranged more than 150 boats at his level, through which not only the people trapped in the flood were safely taken out, but also helped to save their cattle. Maan described it as a big initiative that came out of the society and said that such efforts make the efforts of the state government stronger.

CM Mann said that the Punjab government is standing with every person and institution who is participating in relief and rescue operations at their level. He said that the government is not limited to ordering or providing resources, but is also ensuring that every citizen feels that the government is standing with them.

Punjab is known for brotherhood

The Chief Minister also said that this difficult time has once again proved that the land of Punjab is known not only for bravery, but also for humanity and mutual brotherhood. He expressed confidence that the state will soon recover from this disaster by working together with the public and the government.