Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann extended warm greetings to people across the state on the occasion of Punjabi Suba Diwas, highlighting Punjab’s rich history, sacrifices and achievements.
Bhagwant Mann Extends Greetings to Punjabis on Punjabi Suba Diwas
In a post on social media platform X, Mann congratulated all Punjabis on the occasion and described Punjab as a matter of pride for its people. He said the state’s history is marked by the sacrifices and remarkable contributions of its people.
The Chief Minister also called upon people to use the occasion to renew their commitment to the progress and prosperity of Punjab. He emphasised the importance of strengthening communal harmony and brotherhood across the state.
Mann urged Punjabis to work together towards building a more prosperous and united Punjab, while preserving the values and shared heritage that define the state.
Punjabi Suba Diwas is observed every year on November 1 to mark the formation of the Punjabi-speaking state of Punjab in 1966. The day holds historical and cultural significance as it commemorates the reorganisation of the state on linguistic lines.
The occasion also provides an opportunity to remember the people and movements associated with the demand for a Punjabi-speaking state. It highlights the role of language and cultural identity in shaping Punjab’s political and social history.
Across Punjab, the day is marked by messages and events celebrating Punjabi language, literature, traditions and heritage. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving the state’s cultural identity while working towards its continued development.
Mann’s message focused on the shared responsibility of Punjabis in taking the state forward through unity, development and mutual respect. He called for stronger brotherhood and collective efforts to ensure a peaceful and prosperous future for Punjab.
He concluded his message with the slogan “Inquilab Zindabad”, reiterating his greetings to Punjabis on Punjabi Suba Diwas.
