CM Mann passes resolution regarding 3 cities of Punjab..! Makes big announcement

The Punjab government has designated three cities as holy cities. These include Sri Anandpur Sahib, Talwandi Sabo, and the Golden Temple corridor in Amritsar. Alcohol, meat, and even tobacco will not be sold in these places.

CM Bhagwant Mann announced this decision after a special session of the Assembly convened in Sri Anandpur Sahib to commemorate the 350th martyrdom anniversary of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji. This was the first time that a Punjab Assembly session was held outside Chandigarh.

CM Mann stated that Punjab has three Takhts (Takhts) on its soil, and all three cities have been designated as holy cities. Special funds will be allocated for the sanitation of these three cities. AAP supremo Arvind Kejriwal stated that the designation of the three Takht cities was a demand of millions of people. Intoxicants, meat, alcohol, and tobacco will no longer be sold in these cities.

Earlier, Leader of the Opposition Pratap Singh Bajwa said that Punjabis are being tested today. Only the people of Punjab can stop what Delhi is doing to Punjab. BJP MLA Ashwani Sharma was enraged by Bajwa's statement. Sharma said, "Today we must reflect on why these sacrifices occurred. At that time, the sacred thread and tilak were not merely symbols of Pandits; they were the identity of Sanatan Dharma. At that time, the ninth Guru, Teg Bahadur, fought against oppression."

Bajwa said, "Only Punjab can stop Delhi."

Opposition leader Pratap Singh Bajwa said, "Today Punjabis are being tested. Only the people of Punjab can stop what Delhi is doing to Punjab. We are injected with one or the other every few months. Therefore, we must unite politically to protect Punjab and Punjabiat."

Today we must pledge to fight for human rights.

Ajnala MLA Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal said, "For the first time in Punjab's history, we are being forced out of Chandigarh. This is the most precious moment of our lives." He said that Punjab is still fighting against oppression and anti-Punjab forces, following the path shown by the Guru Sahibs. Today, we are fighting for human rights.

CM gives ₹50 lakh to Kukhewali village

CM Bhagwant Mann has also given ₹50 lakh to Kukhewali village, where Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib spent more than 9 years. Dhaliwal said, "I thank him for this. We must pledge today to continue the fight for human rights. We don't know how many days we have left in life, but today is a very precious and sacred day."