MLA Kulwant Singh met residents of Safipur village in the Mohali constituency during a Lok Milani programme on 14 August 2026, where villagers were apprised of the development projects and public welfare initiatives undertaken by the Punjab Government during the past four and a half years.
During the interaction, MLA Kulwant Singh discussed various initiatives carried out under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, highlighting the government’s focus on the welfare and progress of different sections of society. The programme provided villagers with an opportunity to engage directly with their elected representative and learn about the government’s development and welfare agenda.
A large number of residents participated in the Lok Milani programme. MLA Kulwant Singh thanked the villagers for their participation and said that direct interaction with people remains important for understanding their expectations and ensuring that development priorities remain connected with local needs.
The gathering also carried a political message ahead of the 2027 Punjab Assembly elections. According to the statement issued following the programme, the villagers present expressed their support for bringing the Mann government back to power in 2027.
Speaking on the occasion, MLA Kulwant Singh said that the Punjab Government and Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann have undertaken several initiatives during the last four and a half years for the welfare and progress of different sections of Punjab. He thanked the residents of Safipur for attending the programme in large numbers and for their continued engagement with public representatives.
The Lok Milani programme also provided an opportunity to maintain direct communication with residents and discuss the government’s ongoing development and welfare initiatives. MLA Kulwant Singh reiterated his commitment to remaining connected with the people and working for the continued development of the Mohali constituency. The programme concluded with appreciation for the participation of the villagers and expressions of support for the Mann government ahead of the 2027 elections
