CM Mann Inaugurates Chamkaur Sahib Hospital, Calls It People’s Right, Not Demand, A Historic Gift

Punjab News: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Sahib has given a big gift to the people of Chamkaur Sahib today. He has inaugurated the Sub-Divisional Hospital here today. The people of Chamkaur Sahib will now get the services of expert doctors in this hospital. Along with this, medicines and other health related services will also be available here.

Guru Sahib Sacrifice Remembered Here

During the inauguration ceremony of the Sub-Divisional Hospital, CM Bhagwant Mann said that the land of Chamkaur Sahib is historical, battles were fought here against oppression and tyranny. He said that when I pass by this land, I definitely think about what time it will be, when the elder sons of Guru Sahib were martyred. The younger sons were imprisoned. Many martyrs took place, but still there was no lack of enthusiasm. What a big heart Guru Sahib (Guru Gobind Singh Ji) must have had.

Not a demand letter, a letter of rights...

CM Mann said that on this land where so many great sacrifices have been made and the MLAs here are giving me a demand letter, but what demand letter should be given here? He said that not a demand letter but a right letter should be given here. This is the right of the land here. He said that from now on you will not call it a demand letter but a right letter. This is your right.

Appreciation of women's participation

CM Mann, while addressing the large number of women who had gathered at the gathering, said that a large number of women have come here today for the inauguration ceremony. Women should come to such ceremonies and listen to what is being said. If women cannot function without a house, without a stove, then the country cannot function either.

Targeting opponents

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann also targeted the previous governments during this ceremony. He said that the previous governments had left the houses deserted. They had laid tar in the houses and had turned the colored bricks white. He said that the opposition parties ask us in the Vidhan Sabha where did you come from and we say that we came tired and sad. If you were good, then we would not have needed to come to the government.