The devastating floods in Punjab had thrown normal life into disarray. With villages and towns submerged, the lives of common people were severely affected. In such difficult times, the Punjab Government immediately swung into action with relief and rescue operations. Under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, the government proved that true service is about standing with the people in their hour of crisis.
The biggest challenge after the floods was to prevent the outbreak of diseases. Taking this issue seriously, the government launched large-scale cleanliness, sanitization, and fogging campaigns. The initiative began in Nangal city, where Cabinet Minister Harjot Singh Bains himself stepped into the field to oversee the sanitization drive. His active participation not only provided immediate relief to people but also sent out a strong message—that the Punjab Government works among the people, not from a distance by issuing orders.
Harjot Singh Bains stated that the government’s goal is to reach every affected family. He assured that wherever there is a risk of disease outbreak, swift action will be taken. This was not just a formality; it was implemented on the ground. Cleanliness drives and sanitization in streets, localities, and villages brought genuine relief to people. This effort highlighted that the government places the safety and health of every citizen as its top priority.
The Punjab Government did not limit this campaign to people alone but also launched special vaccination drives for animals. Farmers and livestock owners in rural areas felt a huge relief with this initiative. As livestock faced a major crisis due to the floods, the government’s step boosted the confidence of farmers. It is a clear indication that the government is not only addressing the immediate crisis but is also working toward long-term and sustainable solutions.
What makes this effort unique is that ministers and legislators themselves are monitoring relief activities. Under Harjot Singh Bains’ leadership, the sanitization carried out in the streets of Nangal proved that this government is not confined to paperwork—it is active on the ground. For the first time, people felt that the government was knocking on their doors itself. This has deepened public trust, and people are openly saying that this government truly belongs to them.
Today, what is reaching the villages and towns of Punjab is not just medicines and sanitation but also a message—that the government treats its people like family. The active role of Harjot Singh Bains and the Punjab Government has brought a new ray of hope to the people. When every minister, legislator, and employee of the government is present in the field, and when the spirit of service is clearly visible, then change is no longer just a dream but becomes a reality. This is why the people of Punjab proudly say today—this is not just a government, this is our service, and in the truest sense, the Aam Aadmi Party’s government is our very own government.
