Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday cautioned his party MLAs against making any recommendation for any illegitimate work while asking them to work for resolving people's problems.
He also asked the Aam Aadmi Party legislators to work hard for turning Punjab into a vibrant state.
Cautioning the MLAs against making any illegitimate recommendation, he said, If you recommend for anybody, it means you are taking away somebody else's right.
Mann gave the advice while addressing his party's 91 MLAs at Mohali here.
People have given us a very big mandate. We have to reach every nook and corner to resolve people's issues. We have to bring change in people's lives, said Mann in his address.
Wherever there is a problem we have to go there. We should not see we got less number of votes from this village, said Mann.
This government is also of those people who did not vote for the AAP, said Mann, flanked by AAP's Punjab co-incharge Raghav Chadha.
People of all sections have voted for us, be it farmers, youths, traders, lawyers or government employees. Everyone came together to form the government of the Aam Aadmi Party. So listen to people without discrimination and solve their problems, said Mann.
He asked the MLAs to be polite with everyone and not to use any objectionable language against anyone.
He also cautioned them against indulging in any vendetta politics.
Without naming anyone, Mann said he has received some complaints in which objectionable language was used on social media.
Pointing out that the people have high expectations from them, the chief minister asked the MLAs to treat everyone with love and never misbehave with anyone.
He said his government will soon issue a notification and an advertisement for 25,000 government jobs within a month.
In the first decision of his first Cabinet meeting on Saturday, Mann had thrown open 25,000 jobs in various state government departments, including 10,000 in Police Department.
Mann said in Delhi, the performance of each MLA is surveyed.
In the 2020 Delhi Assembly elections, 22 sitting MLAs were denied tickets due to negative survey reports about them, he said.
He said in other rival parties like Congress and Akalis, tickets are guaranteed for some family or clan but it does not happen in the AAP.
Mann told the MLAs that if they want their seats to remain confirmed for the next time, they should work for the people in their respective
constituencies. Agencies