Warring seeks MSP guarantee as promised to farmers Demands Rs 50-70 cr annual research grant for PAU Seeks debt relief for farmers on pattern of industry loan waiver Reveals, Punjab didn’t get a penny of Rs 1600 cr flood relief Demands withdrawal of the law on stubble burning Chandigarh/New Delhi 18 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress president and Ludhiana MP Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today demanded that the government of India should bring the law to provide MSP guarantee to the farmers as had been promised to them when they withdrew their 15 month long strike against three farm laws. He also demanded Rs 50 crore to Rs 70 crores annual research grant for the Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana to improve the research facilities for better agriculture. The Ludhiana MP made a strong case for providing debt relief to the small and marginal farmers through one time settlement by waiving off their interests. He asked, if the government can waive off loans worth Rs 1...
Punjab Traders Betrayed Again: Outsourcing Crores to Outsiders Sparks Furious Backlash
Chandigarh 26 February ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Once again, the Aam Aadmi Party government has shamelessly handed over business contracts worth crores of rupees to outsiders for organizing its Moga rally, completely sidelining Punjab’s own traders and event industry. This repeated pattern of ignoring local businesses has sparked deep anger, frustration, and resentment across the Punjabi business community.
This was disclosed here by Satnam Singh Chahal executive director North American Punjabi Association(NAPA) in a press release issued today. Chahal said that Local traders, already struggling in a fragile economy, see this move as a direct betrayal a blatant signal that the government neither trusts nor values the skills and dedication of Punjab’s own professionals. Questions are now pouring in from all corners: why are opportunities that rightfully belong to Punjabis being outsourced time and again?
This reckless decision has severely damaged the government’s credibility and widened the rift between the ruling party and Punjab’s economic backbone its entrepreneurs and local traders.
Chahal appeals to the people of Punjab to open their eyes and raise their voices before it is too late. If this pattern continues unchecked, the consequences for Punjab’s businesses and local economy could be catastrophic. The time to act is now Punjab cannot afford to be sidelined in its own land.
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