AAP Government in Punjab Faces Opposition’sIRE Over Non-Existent Department

In the bustling city of Punjab, theAAP government has faced intense opposition ire. The Chief Minister Mann has downplayed the issue about a "non-existing dept." stating that only its name changed, not its actual existence. A recent notification updated the department allocation, revealing it had been moved from an older setup where the department wasn't in existence for nearly two years. Senior Congress leader Bajwa accused AAP of providing an "unpaid good governance," claiming the department was allocated to a ministerial title that truly existed since 2005. The meeting betweenAAP minister Dhaliwal and others underscored Mann's downplaying of the problem, with opposition leaders emphasizing the need for accountability and clear governance. Punjab deserves better in this struggle, according to sources like the Punjab BJP.

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