Singh admitted he was responsible for the recruitment process. The selection, held after 25 years, was transparent and based on merit. He asked why professors should suffer for political apathy.

The Supreme Court had quashed their appointments in July last year. This decision created unrest and risked disruption in state colleges. Singh said the demands of educators were simple — legal support, a review petition in the SC, and an ordinance if needed.

He urged CM Bhagwant Singh Mann to meet the professors directly. “A government that disrespects teachers disrespects Punjab’s future,” Singh warned. He also promised to raise the issue strongly in the Vidhan Sabha.

The Congress leader assured that his party would back the educators. He said they deserve justice, dignity, and their rightful place in classrooms.

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Last week, Chadha toured flood-hit Gurdaspur on a tractor. Today, he announced ₹3.25 crore from his MPLADS fund. Of this, ₹2.75 crore will strengthen and repair flood embankments in Gurdaspur, while ₹50 lakh will support relief and rehabilitation in Amritsar.

In his message, Chadha expressed sorrow over the 30 lives lost and offered condolences to the families. He thanked the Army, NDRF, BSF, Punjab Police, doctors, NGOs, and volunteers for their tireless work.

Chadha said the funds “belong to Punjab and Punjabis,” assuring that every rupee would be used for rebuilding. He promised to raise the issue in Parliament and push the Centre for more aid.

Alongside Chadha, MPs Vikramjit Singh Sawhney and Balbir Singh Seechewal are also active in relief work. Seechewal has been leading efforts in Sultanpur Lodhi, rescuing people stranded in submerged villages.

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