Warring bids farewell to CM Mann; says good riddance Predicts this to be his last Vidhan Sabha session Asserts, AAP likely to implode in coming days Says, Mann proved to be worse every Chief Minister Tells CM, history will never forgive him Chandigarh 10 August ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today bid his farewell to the Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, predicting this to be his last Vidhan Sabha session. He said, the Aam Aadmi Party was likely to implode very soon with the government losing its majority as many MLAs are just waiting for the opportune moment which is not very far. “At no cost Mann is going to complete his tenure”, Warring claimed, saying even if the Punjab Vidhan Sabha elections are held on schedule in February 2027, Mann will not be the Chief Minister till then. The PCC president disclosed that most of the AAP MLAs are completely alienated and disillusioned with their own government. For four and a half years the...
AAP Government Must Come Out With White Paper on Punjab’s Employment and Recruitment Crisis : Dr Daljit Singh Cheema
AAP Government Must Come Out With White Paper on Punjab’s Employment and Recruitment Crisis : Dr Daljit Singh Cheema
Chandigarh 9 August ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Senior Shiromani Akali Dal leader and former Education Minister of Punjab, Dr Daljit Singh Cheema, today said that Punjab was facing a serious employment and service-related crisis under the AAP government, with both serving employees and unemployed youth struggling with unresolved issues. Dr Cheema said that those already in government service were fighting for their legitimate rights, while a large number of unemployed youth were waiting for a fair, transparent and reliable recruitment system.
He said regular government employees were demanding restoration of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS), payment of pending DA/DR and other legitimate service benefits. “The government cannot continue to postpone these issues or merely make assurances without announcing a clear and time-bound roadmap for their resolution,” he said. Dr Cheema said contractual and outsourced employees were also seeking regularisation and timely payment of salaries, while employees engaged under centrally sponsored schemes such as MGNREGA were raising concerns relating to job security, salaries and service conditions. He said the government needed to address these issues through a comprehensive policy instead of dealing with each agitation separately.
The SAD leader said the concerns of unemployed youth were equally serious. Recruitment delays, changes in eligibility and age limits, examination paper leaks and allegations of irregularities in various recruitment processes had created uncertainty among thousands of aspirants. “Young people who spend years preparing for government examinations have a right to expect a recruitment system that is transparent, predictable and free from irregularities,” he added. Dr Cheema demanded that the AAP government immediately issue a comprehensive White Paper on Punjab’s employment and recruitment situation. The document should provide details of pending DA/DR arrears, the status of OPS, contractual and outsourced employees, workers engaged under centrally sponsored schemes, vacant posts, recruitment timelines and the status of inquiries into alleged recruitment and examination irregularities. He said Punjab’s youth needed jobs, government employees needed justice and all sections deserved clear answers and time-bound action instead of empty assurances.
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