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Punjab CM Mann: State Will Not Surrender Even a Drop of Its Water Share
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jalandhar
🗓 28 Oct 2026, 02:36 AM
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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has firmly stated that the state will not relinquish any portion of its allocated water share, emphasizing a strict stance on resource sovereignty.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has issued a firm declaration regarding the state's water resources, asserting that Punjab will not part with even a single drop of its allocated share. This statement underscores the state government's unwavering commitment to protecting its water rights and ensuring that the allocated resources remain within the state's jurisdiction.
Speaking in Jalandhar, the Chief Minister emphasized that the water share is a critical asset for the state's agricultural and domestic needs. His remarks reflect a broader stance on resource management, signaling that the state will actively defend its entitlements in any inter-state or national discussions regarding water distribution.
The declaration comes at a time when water allocation remains a sensitive and often contentious issue among Indian states. By taking a decisive stand, the Punjab government aims to secure the interests of its farmers and residents, ensuring that the state's water security is not compromised.
No further details regarding specific negotiations or legal proceedings were provided in the immediate statement, but the tone suggests a preparedness to engage in robust advocacy for the state's share.
Speaking in Jalandhar, the Chief Minister emphasized that the water share is a critical asset for the state's agricultural and domestic needs. His remarks reflect a broader stance on resource management, signaling that the state will actively defend its entitlements in any inter-state or national discussions regarding water distribution.
The declaration comes at a time when water allocation remains a sensitive and often contentious issue among Indian states. By taking a decisive stand, the Punjab government aims to secure the interests of its farmers and residents, ensuring that the state's water security is not compromised.
No further details regarding specific negotiations or legal proceedings were provided in the immediate statement, but the tone suggests a preparedness to engage in robust advocacy for the state's share.