DISCHARGE YOUR DUTY WITH UTMOST DEDICATION, SINCERITY, HONESTY AND COMMITMENT: CM TO NEW MINISTERS
SAYS IT IS NEED OF HOUR TO ENSURE THAT BENEFITS OF PRO-PEOPLE SCHEMES ARE PERCOLATED TO PEOPLE AT GRASS ROOT LEVEL
Chandigarh, September 24:
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Tuesday asked the newly inducted Ministers of the state Cabinet to discharge their duty with utmost dedication, sincerity, honesty and commitment to ensure that benefits of pro-people schemes are percolated to people at ground level.
Interacting with the Cabinet Ministers, who called on the Chief Minister at his official residence, Bhagwant Singh Mann said that people of the state have bestowed a huge responsibility on everyone by giving a whopping mandate to them. The Chief Minister said that it is the bounden duty of every Minister to work hard for the well being of the people and progress of the state. He said that it is the need of hour to restore the pristine glory of the state and make Punjab a frontrunner state in the country.
The Chief Minister said that fresh young blood has been infused in the state cabinet adding that these new Ministers will further work hard to take the state to the zenith of its glory. He called upon the Ministers to serve the public with missionary zeal so as to ensure that the issues of immense public importance are resolved at the earliest. Bhagwant Singh Mann said that the state government has already embarked several pro-people and development oriented schemes for welfare of the public adding he hoped the new Ministers will further ensure the meticulous implementation of these schemes.
Congratulating the new Ministers, the Chief Minister asked them to serve the people of state with full enthusiasm and devotion. He expressed hope that the new Ministers will further work wholeheartedly for cherishing the aspirations of the great freedom fighters and national leaders. Bhagwant Singh Mann envisioned that the new Ministers will also act as a catalyst to implement the policies and programs of the state government in the right earnest.