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He said that his government is working regularly to restore the pristine glory of the state. (image: twitter)
Mann said it was an unforgivable sin with Punjab and its youth because of which “the people had ousted these families from power in the state”.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday said that Punjab has lagged behind in the process of development and youth have been deprived of employment opportunities due to vested interests of influential political families. According to an official release, he was addressing a gathering while handing over employment letters to the newly recruited youth in the departments of Water Supply and Sanitation, Health and Family Welfare, and Medical Education.
The state has lagged behind in the process of development and youth have been denied employment opportunities because of “vested interests of influential political families,” Mann said. “The hands of these families are being betrayed and ruined,” the chief minister said. future of the younger generation. These families colluded with the forces to gain personal gains and harm the interests of the state. Mann said it was an unforgivable sin with Punjab and its youth because of which “the people had ousted these families from power in the state”.
He said that his government is working regularly to restore the pristine glory of the state. The Chief Minister said that it was a matter of great pride and satisfaction for him that the Tata group would set up a mega project in the state near Ludhiana with an investment of Rs 2,600 crore. This is the biggest investment by Tata Steel after Jamshedpur, he said, adding that more important industrial projects would be set up in the state in the coming days.
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