Peace and law & order to be maintain at all costs

Chandigarh , March 28 -The Punjab Chief Minister Mr. Parkash Singh Badal said here today that peace in the state will be maintained  at all costs and no one will be allowed to take law in his own hands. “We are committed to maintaining peace and law and order at all costs.“ said the Chief Minister.
      Mr. Badal also appealed to the people to maintain peace and communal harmony. The government respects the sentiments of all sections of the people and their rights to express their views in a legitimate and peaceful manner, nothing should be done to endanger the hard earned atmosphere of peace and communal harmony in the state. The people of Punjab have made great sacrifices for this cause and the government is determined to deal firmly with any possible attempts to disturb it,” said the chief Minister in a statement here.

Chandigarh, july 24: The shiromani Akali Dal reacted strongly to the statement of Capt. amarinder Singh and described it as the distortion of history and a bundle of lies. The party Secretary and spokesman Dr. Daljit Singh Cheema said,"The whole word knew how congress party backtracked from Rajiv-Longowal accord and did not implement a single clause of the accord in favour of Punjab.

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· FARMERS TO GET 75% SUBSIDY FOR THIS PURPOSE IN THREE PHASES

CHANDIGARH, JULY 24: The Horticulture Department of Punjab Government with the beginning of the rainy season starting from the second fortnight of July has set a target to plant fruit saplings on 4000 hectares of land in the state. The state government has also decided to provide a subsidy of 75% in three phases with the ratio of 60:20:20 to the farmers under this Special Scheme.

Disclosing this here today Mr. Sucha Singh Langah,

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·       188 SECURITY GUARDS AND 72 MORE BEING RECRUITED

·       FOREST DEPARTMENT RECLAIMS 85 ACRES ENCROACHED LAND IN MEHTABPUR

CHANDIGARH, JULY 24: The Punjab government is set to secure the precious Forest land in the state from encroachments and has taken steps to tighten the security of forest land.

Disclosing this here today, Mr. Arunesh Shakir, Forest and Wild Life Protection Minister, said that Forest area of Punjab was facing widespread encroachment during last three years due to scarcity of staff. He said that Chief Minister Mr. Parkash Singh Badal has given approval to strengthen the security network of Forest Department and has given nod for recruitment of 250

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