Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, October 16:- The Punjab government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, is implementing public-oriented schemes while accelerating development works across the state. This was stated by Mohali MLA Kulwant Singh while speaking to journalists during the distribution of property cards to 76 families in Midde Majra village under the ‘Mera Ghar Mere Naam’ scheme.
Property Cards Distributed in 15 Villages of Mohali Constituency
MLA Kulwant Singh said the main objective of the scheme is to provide ownership documents to families living in their houses in villages so that they can have certainty regarding their property rights. He said property cards had so far been distributed in 15 villages of the Mohali Assembly constituency.
He said the scheme would help reduce disputes arising over property ownership. The availability of ownership documents would make it easier for families to safeguard their rights. Thanking Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, he said the government’s initiative was providing considerable relief to rural residents.
The MLA clarified that ownership documents had been prepared following proper surveys conducted by government representatives under the scheme. Beneficiaries did not have to visit courts or offices of various departments to obtain their documents, nor did they have to incur any expenses for the process.
He said the Punjab government was also making efforts to connect young people with sports alongside rural development. More than 3,000 sports stadiums were being built across the state, while 31 sports grounds were being developed in the Mohali Assembly constituency. Several of these grounds have already been completed and dedicated to sportspersons.
Referring to the demand raised by residents of Midde Majra, he assured them that a sports ground would be developed in the village soon. He said the Punjab government would continue advancing development works and public-oriented schemes in the future.
Those present on the occasion included Sarpanch Malkit Kaur, wife of Sukhwinder Singh; Tehsildar Gurpreet Singh Dhillon; Harvinder Singh; Harpreet Singh, Panch; Satnam Singh, Sarpanch and Block President; Sukhwinder Singh Midde Majra; senior Aam Aadmi Party leader Kuldeep Singh Samana; Deputy Mayor Harpal Singh Channa; Akbinder Singh Gosal; Amarjit Singh Sindhu; Jagtar Singh Gudna; and other prominent residents.
