Mann said his government remains committed to preserving the legacy of freedom fighters. He added that regular events and new memorials will strengthen this effort. Moreover, he stressed that Punjab can achieve the dreams of martyrs only by ensuring progress for every citizen.

During the event, the CM announced projects worth ₹45.84 crore for Sarabha village. These include purified drinking water, an indoor shooting range, a pilot training aviation academy, a wider road from Lalton Kalan to Pakhowal, and a forest nursery. He praised the unity of villagers and assured them that their demands would be addressed soon.

Mann also highlighted the rise of Punjab’s sportspersons. He credited the Khedan Watan Punjab Diya campaign for this change. Additionally, he invited people to attend the 350th martyrdom celebrations of Guru Tegh Bahadur in Sri Anandpur Sahib from November 23 to 25.

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Investigators identified several past owners of the van. Efforts continue to trace everyone connected to the vehicle. Security forces launched operations in Shantipur and Ishok areas soon after the attack to catch the armed group. Manipur Governor Ajay Kumar Bhalla chaired a high-level security review meeting to strengthen coordination among security agencies.

Officials planned more patrols, tighter highway checks, and stronger intelligence networks to prevent similar incidents. Later, the Governor visited the IGAR (South) Headquarters to pay tribute to the fallen soldiers. He laid a wreath and offered condolences. The Manipur government condemned the ambush. It announced Rs 5 lakh for each martyr’s family and Rs 2 lakh for the injured. Authorities promised swift action to find the attackers and assured residents that peace and order will be restored quickly.

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