Shri Chamkaur Sahib: Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann while talking to the media said that this time the farmers will get the 

opportunity to celebrate Diwali with their families for the first time not in the Mandiya because the government has already made 

viootabandee farmers bringing paddy to the Mandiya. Also let his crop be sold and he should go home. Chief Minister Bhagwant 

Mann had arrived at Sri Chamkaur Sahib today to visit the market and formally inaugurate the purchase.
Answering those questions, Congress leader Pratap Singh Bajwa said that if our 32 MLAs are talking about getting in touch, First 

make your 17 one. He said that Bajwa's dream of becoming the Chief Minister was aborted by the Congressmen. He said that 

corruption will not be tolerated, even if he is the leader of any party, even if it is not ours, accountability will have to be given.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said that the government is engaged in fulfilling the promises made to the Punjabis. It is a pity 

that the earlier ones have dug so many pits that they are difficult to fill, but for the development of Punjab, we will do whatever 

we ask for. . He said that the governor of the state has asked for the accounting, but the grief is that why did not ask those who 

ruined Punjab earlier. The Chief Minister said that purchase, lifting and payment will be done on the same day and the entire 

process will be done digitally. The Chief Minister transferred paddy payment to a farmer, launching the initiative to make 

payments digitally at the click of a button.
Urging farmers to stop cultivation of Pusa-44 and other related varieties of paddy, Bhagwant Singh Mann said that cultivation of 

these varieties should be stopped. He said that the state government has already decided to ban these species from the next 

season.
The Chief Minister said that these water-intensive varieties also take longer to harvest and produce a lot of stubble. Bhagwant 

Singh Mann said that the problem of lifting will be solved with the use of advanced technologies like GPS in trucks. He said that 

after the state government relaxed the rules, 654 new shellers have started their work.
On this occasion, Food and Civil Supplies Minister Lal Chand Kataruchak, Deputy Commissioner Dr Preeti Yadav, DIG Gurpreet 

Singh, SSP Viveksheel Soni, Constituency MLA Dr Charanjit Singh, MLA Dinesh Chadha, Chairman Market Committee Sikander 

Singh Saheri, DFSC Satvir Singh Mavi, DMO Bhajan. Kaur and other officials were present.