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 	 CM Bhagwant Mann on SYL Issue </p>
<p>	 &#8220;Does anyone carry something called shame from home or not?&#8221;- CM Bhagwant Mann	 	</p>
<p>						CHANDIGARH: In a recent series of tweets, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann responded to his opponents, challenging them to reflect on their conscience and actions, employing sharp sarcasm in his remarks. CM Bhagwant Mann has taken to social media to engage with his political adversaries, particularly challenging BJP state president Sunil Jakhar, SAD president Sukhbir Badal, Leader of Opposition Partap Bajwa and state Congress chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring for an open debate. Responding to his opponents, CM Mann utilized sarcasm to question their sense of shame.</p>
<p>Addressing the leaders of the opposition parties, the Chief Minister queried, &#8220;Does anyone carry something called shame from home or not?&#8221; His tweet underscored a tone of irony and reproach, raising questions about the conduct and ethics of the opposition leaders.</p>
<p>In a direct and strongly worded social media post, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann called out the opposition, particularly focusing on the SYL (Sutlej-Yamuna Link) issue. He pointed out the perceived hypocrisy of the opposition leaders, highlighting past associations of their family members with the same cause they now criticize. </p>
<p>CM Mann cited historical instances involving Balram Jakhar and Capt Amarinder Singh being present during the foundation-laying for the SYL canal, illustrating the apparent inconsistency in their stances over time. He also targeted Sukhbir Badal, alluding to potential conflicts of interest by referencing the allocation of land for a hotel in Gurugram. Mann emphasized his lifelong commitment to protecting the Sutlej, harking back to his childhood days when he vigilantly safeguarded water channels in his village. Reiterating his challenge for a debate on November 1, he invited the opposition to articulate how their predecessors may have worked against Punjab&#8217;s interests, aiming to promote a discussion on critical matters concerning the state. <br />
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