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Heavy rains and floods have brought large-scale destruction to many parts of Punjab, submerging thousands of acres of crops and leaving millions of people homeless. In response to this crisis, the Punjab Government, led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, has launched extensive relief efforts. Cabinet ministers and state officials are working together to speed up assistance, from supplying essential items to helping families rebuild their homes and livelihoods.
Following Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s directions, Cabinet Minister Lal Chand Kataruchakk gave aid to families hit by floods in Kohliyan Adda village of Bhóa constituency. Two families of cobblers (shoemakers) received financial support and tools so they could restart their small businesses.
The Ravi River’s floods had badly damaged Kohliyan Adda and nearby villages. These two cobbler families lost everything in the waters. Minister Kataruchakk handed over essential tools and new shoes to one family to restart their work, while the other family got direct financial help. This will allow them to restore their income and improve their financial condition.
The Punjab Government is not only giving immediate help but also planning for long-term needs. Over 400 beds, mattresses, mosquito nets, gas cylinders, and other essentials have already been sent to many villages in the constituency. Minister Kataruchakk promised that no flood-affected family will feel left out and that the government will keep standing with them wherever needed.
This assistance is more than money it is a new hope that lets families secure their children’s future. It shows clearly that the Punjab Government is not just giving relief but is fully focused on bringing lives back on track. The AAP Government has pledged to take every possible step for housing, jobs, and rehabilitation of flood victims. This is not only relief but also a true partnership with the people. Once again, the Punjab Government has proved it stands with citizens in both their joys and their sorrows.