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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann vows mobile service restoration, jobs for youths at Jindri rally
✍️ News18 Punjabi News
🗓 16 Sep 2026, 10:16 AM
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Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced that 20 local youths have secured government jobs and pledged to restore mobile network services within 15 days during his public meeting in Jindri, Anandpur Sahib.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann addressed a crowd of villagers and supporters in Jindri, a village near Anandpur Sahib, on Saturday. Speaking in Punjabi, the AAP leader highlighted recent government initiatives and sharply criticised opposition parties for alleged corruption.
During the rally, Mann announced that twenty youngsters from the Jindri area have been appointed to various state government posts, describing the placements as a direct result of his administration's employment drive.
He also promised that the mobile network, which has faced intermittent outages in the region, will be fully functional again within the next fifteen days. Additionally, Mann said that financial assistance earmarked for mothers and daughters will be disbursed on 1 October.
The chief minister used the platform to accuse previous governments of indulging in bribery and filling posts with their own loyalists, asserting that his government has ended such practices.
The gathering reflected the government's focus on improving connectivity and creating job opportunities ahead of the upcoming state elections, with locals expressing optimism about the announced measures.
During the rally, Mann announced that twenty youngsters from the Jindri area have been appointed to various state government posts, describing the placements as a direct result of his administration's employment drive.
He also promised that the mobile network, which has faced intermittent outages in the region, will be fully functional again within the next fifteen days. Additionally, Mann said that financial assistance earmarked for mothers and daughters will be disbursed on 1 October.
The chief minister used the platform to accuse previous governments of indulging in bribery and filling posts with their own loyalists, asserting that his government has ended such practices.
The gathering reflected the government's focus on improving connectivity and creating job opportunities ahead of the upcoming state elections, with locals expressing optimism about the announced measures.