Our Govt Will Never Let ‘Toon-Toon’ Notifications On Mawan Dheeyan's Phones Stop: CM Bhagwant Singh Mann

Sardulgarh, October 5, 2026: Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Sunday asserted that the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Government would continue its people-centric policies, including 'Mawan Dheeyan Satkar Yojna' for women, free electricity for households, daytime power supply for farmers and government recruitment through a transparent “No Cash, No Farmaish” system, while pointing out to the BJP, Congress and Akali Dal’s opposition of these public welfare measures and lacking a clear vision for Punjab. During a Lok Milni programme in Sardulgarh Halqa, he said his government had delivered more than it had promised, transforming government schools, expanding public facilities and creating an environment in which athletes from Punjab’s villages were bringing home Olympic medals.
Addressing the Lok Milni programme, CM Bhagwant Singh Mann said that the people of Punjab had witnessed a fundamental change in the functioning of government, with public money increasingly being channelled towards welfare, education, healthcare, electricity, irrigation and employment. “The happiness reflected on the faces of women whenever financial assistance reaches their bank accounts is a testimony to the impact of welfare-oriented governance. Our government will never let the notifications on the mobile phones of Punjab’s mothers and sisters stop. As long as the state government is serving the people, the assistance meant for women will continue to reach their bank accounts,” he added.
The Chief Minister said the Mukh Mantri Mawan-Dhiyan Satkar Yojna was designed to provide direct financial assistance to eligible women and that the state government had recently transferred the second instalment of ₹1,262.54 crore to 36.87 lakh women, covering three months. He said, “The objective of our government is not merely to make announcements but to ensure that welfare schemes actually reach people. The real meaning of governance is when a woman sitting in a village receives a message on her phone that money has been deposited in her account.”
He said, “Such a message gives her confidence that the government stands with her and no stone will be left unturned for this noble cause aimed at their welfare.”