In a major relief measure, farmers from flood-affected regions of Punjab have expressed gratitude to the Bhagwant Mann-led government for providing compensation of up to ₹20,000 per acre for their crop losses.
Support for flood-hit farmers
The Punjab government had earlier announced financial assistance to help farmers recover from the devastating floods that damaged vast agricultural lands across the state. The compensation aims to ensure that affected farmers can prepare for the next crop cycle without financial distress.
Government’s proactive response
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has repeatedly emphasized that his government stands firmly with farmers in times of crisis. The prompt disbursal of compensation reflects the administration’s commitment to farmer welfare and disaster recovery.
Public appreciation for relief efforts
Farmers and local organizations have lauded the government’s swift action, calling it one of the highest compensation packages ever announced in the state for flood victims. Many have acknowledged that such timely support has restored their confidence in state governance and brought much-needed relief to rural families.
The initiative once again underscores Punjab’s focus on agricultural resilience, social justice, and farmer empowerment under the leadership of CM Bhagwant Mann.
