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Home / Jalandhar / Chief Minister Mann Pollywood Stars Share Grief With Hans Raj Hans

Chief Minister Mann, Pollywood stars share grief with Hans Raj Hans

Tribune News Service
Jalandhar, Updated At : 03:08 PM Apr 12, 2025 IST
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann at the bhog ceremony of former MP Hans Raj Han’s wife Resham Kaur in Jalandhar on Friday.

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Punjab Chief Minister (CM) Bhagwant Mann, Pollywood celebrities and singers made it at the bhog ceremony of former MP Hans Raj Han’s wife Resham Kaur, who had passed away recently. On the occasion, kirtan was held at Gurdwara Singh Sabha in Model Town here this afternoon.

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Mann, his wife Gurpreet Kaur Mann and his mother Harpal Kaur had all reached Jalandhar in a chopper from Chandigarh and went to the gurdwara. They expressed grief with Hans, his sons Navraj and Yuvraj.

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Among Punjabi celebrities, who expressed condolences with Hans, were Binnu Dhillon, Satinder Satti, Harbhajan Mann, Kaur B, G Khan, Amar Noorie and Kanth Kler.

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