Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann says, 'Don't threat Officers & SHOs, advice them for improvement'

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convener Arvind Kejriwal and CM Bhagwant Mann held a meeting with the newly elected 92 MLAs on Sunday. 

Kejriwal bluntly told the MLAs that they should check the schools and hospitals but do not be rude. At the same time, CM Mann said that do not scare the officers. Instead, ask them how we can improve.

This thing is important because questions were being raised continuously about the attitude of AAP MLAs and leaders. The MLAs gathered in Mohali under the leadership of CM Mann. 

At the same time, Arvind Kejriwal addressed the meeting through video conferencing from Delhi.

• Everyone goes here. Don't look whether you voted for us or not. Where there is a problem, we have to go.

• Don't scare Tehsildar, Patwari and SHO. If you want to improve them, then explain. Ask about how to improve it. The government will give full help.

• Illegal works will not stop by telling petty officers. I will close it from Chandigarh. It happened in the past that someone did the wrong thing and someone else got suspended. It won't work anymore.

• 25 thousand government jobs have been removed.  Don't recommend it because it will kill someone else's rights.

• There should be no vendetta. There have been some complaints that objectionable terminology is being used on social media. It's not your job.

• There will be a survey of every MLA. If you want to secure your seat, you will have to make strong friendships with the public. If raw work is done then its report will come to us. I am not intimidating you but giving you advice.

• Meet ministers but don't ask for wrongdoing. If the job is right, don't leave the minister behind.

• Malwa, Majha or Doaba area and caste should not be seen while working. We belong to the whole of Punjab, so do everyone's work

• Open offices in every assembly and its big towns. Come all the time. If the public has to wait, then it will not work.

Yesterday 10 ministers joined CM Bhagwant Mann's government in the state. The important thing is that in this, veterans Aman Arora, Sarvjit Kaur Manuke, Professor Baljinder Kaur, Kultar Sadhwan and Principal Budhram, who got elected for the second time, were not made ministers.  

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For this reason, it is believed that some of these leaders had shown rebellious attitudes before the elections. At the same time, like last time, the attitude of the veterans who left the party should not lead to a split in the party, so the veterans have not been given important responsibility.