Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann delivered a passionate address during a public outreach program in Ghogra village, Hoshiarpur, where he launched a series of development initiatives aimed at addressing local issues. Mann criticized opposition parties for their governance, stating that nearly 80 years of Independence have seen 'three generations wasted' due to mismanagement. He emphasized that previous governments failed to understand the struggles of the people, leading to large-scale youth migration abroad. Mann announced the establishment of an Additional Deputy Commissioner post for Dasuya sub-division, responding to a demand from local MLA Karambir Singh Ghuman. He also approved a grant of ₹25 lakh (approximately $30,000 USD) for constructing a community hall in Ghogra and highlighted the upcoming medical college in Hoshiarpur. Additionally, the second phase of financial assistance for women, offering ₹1,000 to ₹1,500 per month, will begin on May 5. Mann reiterated his commitment to improving education in government schools to create opportunities that would prevent youth from feeling the need to migrate.