In his address, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said he was happy to witness the affection people had for MK Stalin and called him a “true people’s leader.” Congratulating Stalin on the expansion of the breakfast scheme, Mann said he would consider implementing it in Punjab, noting that the state, as the food bowl of India, produces huge quantities of wheat and rice. “This is a remarkable achievement as the government is taking care of both the education and health of children,” he said.Highlighting the Aam Aadmi Party’s focus on common people, Mann said Punjab currently has 881 Aam Aadmi Clinics, which will soon be increased to 1,000. These clinics, which provide free medicines and other facilities, see a daily footfall of 70,000. He added that 805 students from Punjab’s government schools cleared the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) this year, while 416 cleared JEE Mains and 44 qualified in JEE Advanced. “The breakfast scheme is the next step forward, as it will help children study even better,” he said.Turning to the children, Mann, referring to the breakfast scheme, said, “This government is your government, and your Chief Minister is doing it for you.”
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