Crores spent on ads, not on Punjab pupils’ safety: Pargat Singh

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:09 AM Sep 24, 2025 IST

Congress MLA Pargat Singh

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Pargat Singh, MLA and secretary of the All India Congress Committee, has questioned AAP government’s tall claims of an “education revolution” in the state. Expressing concern over the collapsing state of infrastructure in government colleges and universities, he warned that the government’s negligence could result in a major tragedy.

He made it clear that if such a tragedy occurred, the responsibility would rest squarely on the shoulders of CM Bhagwant Mann and his government.

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