The Indian Government had announced capital projects worth ₹11.11 lakh crore in its 2024-25 budget, to be spent on infrastructure. With only 3 months remaining in financial year about ₹5 lakh crore worth of projects have been announced so far.
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This means that 65% of the work is expected to be completed between December and March. Is this possible?
As Bikram Singh Majithia backed Gauravdeep Singh Valtoha, the son of Virsa Singh Valtoha, for the Khemkaran seat, the move clearly pointed toward a generational shift within the party. At the same time, the strong response from the senior Valtoha, asserting his own readiness to contest, highlighted that the transition is not without internal pushback. With leadership signals, legacy influence, and local equations all in play, the final decision carries more than just a simple ticket allocation. Will Gauravdeep Singh Valtoha actually get the Khemkaran ticket this time, or could internal party dynamics, senior claims, and ground realities still reshape the outcome before the final call ?
जैसे बिक्रम सिंह मजीठिया ने खेमकरण सीट के लिए गौरवदीप सिंह वल्टोहा, जो विरसा सिंह वल्टोहा के बेटे हैं, को समर्थन दिया, यह कदम पार्टी में पीढ़ीगत बदलाव की ओर इशारा करता है। वहीं, वरिष्ठ वाल्टोहा द्वारा खुद चुनाव लड़ने की इच्छा जताने से साफ है कि यह बदलाव आसान नहीं है। नेतृत्व के संकेत, पुराना प्रभाव और स्थानीय समीकरण, सब मिलकर इस फैसले को सिर्फ टिकट वितरण से कहीं ज्यादा जटिल बना देते हैं। क्या इस बार गौरवदीप सिंह वल्टोहा को खेमकरण का टिकट मिलेगा, या फिर पार्टी के अंदरूनी समीकरण, वरिष्ठ नेताओं का प्रभाव और ज़मीनी हकीकत आखिरी फैसले को बदल सकते हैं ?
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann has hinted that opposition leaders like Sukhbir Singh Badal may have had prior knowledge of gangster incidents, pointing to how quickly statements were made. But when law and order concerns continue to worry the public, such claims raise a sharper question, should the focus be on speculation, or on fixing the ground situation ? At a time when people are looking for visible control over crime and stronger policing, does blaming the opposition explain rising concerns, or does it highlight a gap in handling lawlessness within the state ?
