Minister Sanjeev Arora has been undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Mohali for the past two days. Doctors have kept him under close medical supervision. Although officials did not disclose specific medical details, sources said his condition remains stable.

During the visit, CM Mann interacted with the medical team to understand the treatment process. He also spoke with Arora’s family members and offered reassurance. Moreover, the Chief Minister directed hospital authorities to provide all necessary medical support.

Senior leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party have expressed concern over Sanjeev Arora’s health. Many party colleagues visited the hospital or contacted the family to convey their wishes. Meanwhile, several ministers and MLAs prayed for his speedy recovery.

Sanjeev Arora plays an important role in the Punjab government. He has remained active in administrative and policy matters. Therefore, his health condition has drawn attention from both political circles and the public.

Despite the situation, government work continues without disruption. Senior officials are handling departmental responsibilities in coordination with the Chief Minister’s Office. Party leaders said the administration remains fully functional.

CM Mann later spoke briefly to party workers and urged them not to speculate about the minister’s health. He emphasised that doctors are providing the best possible care. Furthermore, he expressed confidence that Sanjeev Arora will recover soon and return to his duties.

Fortis Hospital in Mohali is known for specialised medical care and advanced treatment facilities. Over the years, many senior leaders and public figures have received treatment there.

Finally, CM Mann wished Sanjeev Arora a speedy recovery. He said the government and party stand firmly with the minister and his family during this time.

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Dr. Kaur, along with MLA Narinderpal Singh Sawna and former MLA Arun Narang, distributed relief supplies worth ₹70 lakh. Families received 4,558 ration kits, 2,017 cattle feed bags, sanitary pads, and mosquito nets. She said the state is committed to protecting every affected family under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann.

She announced that Old Age Homes are open for elderly people in need. Relief camps are also running with food, shelter, and medical care. The government is giving top priority to shifting differently-abled persons to safe places. Dr. Kaur added that once water levels recede, officials will conduct girdawari (crop loss survey) so that farmers get proper compensation.

Earlier, Dr. Kaur reviewed operations with Deputy Commissioner Amarpreet Kaur Sandhu and other officers. She praised volunteers for their work. Later, she joined villagers at a community meal in Noor Shah, boosting the morale of flood-affected residents.

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Arora visited flood-hit areas in Ajnala and Ramdas along with PWD Minister Harbhajan Singh ETO and MLA Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal. He reviewed the damage and inspected ongoing relief operations by the district administration.

He said nearly 3 lakh acres of farmland, mostly paddy, remain under water. Farmers face huge crop losses weeks before harvest. Many households also lost livestock, worsening the crisis for rural families that depend on dairy and farming.

Arora criticised the BJP-led Central Government for ignoring Punjab. He said the state has lost ₹50,000 crore in revenue since GST and another ₹8,000 crore is stuck under RDF and MDF. He also pointed out that PMGSY projects worth ₹828 crore were scrapped, weakening rural connectivity.

The minister said current relief rates—₹6,800 per acre for crop damage and ₹1.20 lakh for homes—are unfair. He demanded ₹50,000 per acre for farmers and higher aid for houses and deaths. “Punjab needs urgent help, not photo sessions,” Arora said.

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