SAS Nagar, November 22 – The Government of Punjab is committed to the welfare of the poor and is working to fulfill their dream of owning a home. This is said by MLA of Mohali Constituency. Kulwant Singh said while addressing the function organized to start the government's construction of three mud houses in Baliali village of Mohali constituency. He said that Chief Minister Mr. The government led by Bhagwant Maan has brought a scheme to officially fix the mud houses of poor people under which three houses of the village are to be fixed. Along with this, 5-5 marla plots are also being given to 70 people of the village to build their own houses where these people will be able to fulfill their dream of owning a house by constructing houses.

The MLA said that some amount is released by the Punjab government every year under bond-free funds for conducting common works of villages and welfare of poor people, which is generally used for conducting common works of villages. He said that during the last year, the government under this head of the Vidhan Sabha Constituency S.A.S. An amount of 63 lakh rupees was released for the town and after this amount was released, they told the administration that various other types of funds are received from the government for the joint work of the villages, so this amount should be used for the poor people. It should be done to build the houses in rough, dilapidated condition and collapsed. He said that by using this amount, a decision was taken to fix the houses of 42 poor families in different villages of Mohali Assembly Constituency by spending 1.5 lakh (one and a half lakh) rupees per family and this is happening for the first time in the state. The money is being used to build houses for poor people.

He said that this work is done by BDPO. By deciding to do it through the office, BDPO. The amount has been released. It is being started today from the house of Ms. Dalveer Kaur, wife of Satnam Singh of village Baliali and the house of the residents of this village, Mr. Malkit Singh, son of Mr. Labh Singh and Manpreet Singh, son of Pal Singh, will be constructed in the next few days. . Similarly, the construction work of remaining 39 houses in other villages will also start soon.

He said that the previous governments have made only vague claims for the welfare of the poor, while the Aam Aadmi Party government is working at the ground level and people are being given the benefits of government schemes sitting at home without any bias.

On this occasion District Planning Committee Chairperson Prabhjot Kaur, former councilors RP Sharma and Harpal Singh Channa, former block committee members Avtar Singh Mauli, Kuldeep Singh Samana, Aam Aadmi Party leaders Akbinder Singh Gosal, Malakiat Singh, Harvinder Singh, Mukhtiar Singh, Ravinder Singh (all block presidents) government officials and villagers were present.