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Punjab Has Seen No Paper Leak in 4.5 Years, 69,000 Govt Jobs Given on Merit: CM Bhagwant Mann
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Punjab Has Seen No Paper Leak in 4.5 Years, 69,000 Govt Jobs Given on Merit: CM Bhagwant Mann

By NewsWave Desk29 Jul 2026, 10:09 am114 views

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann says no paper leak has occurred in the last 4.5 years, defends the government's recruitment process, and accuses BJP of defaming Punjab's youth.

Not Single Paper Leak Has Taken Place in Punjab in Last 4.5 Years: CM Bhagwant Singh Mann

NEW DELHI / PUNJAB; 29th July 2026:

Calling out the BJP, Congress and Shiromani Akali Dal for trying to tarnish the reputation of Punjab and its hardworking youth through false paper leak allegations, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Tuesday said his government has provided 69,000 government jobs with no farmaish (recommendations), no paper leaks and no cash, but solely on the basis of merit. Speaking during his visit to Parliament, where he met Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, Samajwadi Party President Akhilesh Yadav and other MPs, the Chief Minister said the BJP should stop maligning Punjabis for political gains and fight its political battle with him instead.

Speaking to the media, Punjab CM Bhagwant Singh Mann said, “The beauty of democracy is that people should continue to meet and interact with one another. Differences in ideology are natural in politics and they will always exist, but they should never become differences of heart.”

Referring to the Opposition’s allegations over paper leaks, the Punjab CM said, “Our government has completed four-and-a-half years in office, but not a single examination paper has leaked in Punjab during this period.”

He said, “A few days ago, we did detect a case of cheating during a pharmacy examination. The exam started at 11 am, and by 11:15 am we had found that a candidate was using a Bluetooth-enabled pen to scan the question paper and receive answers through an earpiece from people sitting outside. The Punjab Police acted immediately, arrested 10 candidates along with an 11-member gang operating from outside, and sent them to jail. Punjab works on the principle of ‘No Cash, No Farmaish’, only merit.”

Responding to the Opposition’s demand for the resignation of the Education Minister, the Chief Minister said, “First of all, the pharmacy examination did not fall under the Education Department but under the Health Department. The Health Minister has already clarified that there was no paper leak. It was merely an attempt at cheating, which was immediately stopped, and the examination concluded successfully. Paper leaks cannot happen in Punjab.”

Taking on the Akali Dal, CM Bhagwant Singh Mann said, “The Akali Dal no longer has any standing in Punjab. How much support do they even have now? As for the BJP, before staging protests outside Parliament, it should first look after Jantar Mantar.”

The Chief Minister said, “I stand before the people after providing 68,855 government jobs without taking a single rupee and purely on the basis of merit. Cheating and corruption in recruitment have become things of the past in Punjab. The BJP, Congress and Akali Dal should first put their own house in order instead of worrying about the ‘Jhaadu’ (broom).”

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