The Bhagwant Mann government’s massive road infrastructure push has emerged as one of the most talked-about governance achievements in Punjab. With more than 44,000 kilometres of roads either constructed or upgraded, the state has witnessed a visible transformation in connectivity, travel comfort and road safety. Residents across urban and rural areas have welcomed the improved road quality, often describing the new stretches as “smooth like butter,” a phrase that has now become popular on social media.
Bhagwant Mann Government’s 44,000 Km Road Revolution Wins Public Praise
The large-scale road projects have significantly reduced travel time between villages, towns and major cities, directly benefiting farmers, traders, daily commuters and emergency services. Better roads have also helped boost local businesses and improved access to markets, schools and hospitals, especially in interior regions that earlier suffered from poor connectivity.
Smooth Roads Transform Punjab’s Connectivity
Several citizens have publicly praised Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann for prioritising basic infrastructure over cosmetic development. Videos and testimonials shared online reflect growing public satisfaction, with many stating that good roads have made daily life easier and safer. Government officials have maintained that transparency, strict quality checks and time-bound execution were key factors behind the success of these projects.
The Punjab government has reiterated that road development will continue in the coming years, with a focus on durability, rural link roads and highways. The initiative is being seen not just as an infrastructure upgrade, but as a step towards economic growth, public convenience and long-term development across the state.
