Mann Govt Spending Rs.600-cr On Flood Prevention Measures In State: Barinder Kumar Goyal

Apr30,2026 | | Chandigarh

*Mohinder Bhagat Holds Key Meeting to Expedite Restoration of Sainik School Kapurthala Building*

* No shortage of funds for restoration of building; strict watch on officials causing delays

The Punjab Government, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, is working rapidly for the overall development of the state. In pursuance of this objective, Punjab Defence Services Welfare Minister Mr. Mohinder Bhagat today held an important meeting with officials of the Defence Services Welfare Department at the Punjab Civil Secretariat, Chandigarh, regarding the early commencement of restoration work of the historic Sainik School Kapurthala building.

On this occasion, Principal Secretary, Defence Services Welfare Department, Sumer Singh Gurjar, Director Brig. Bhupinder Singh Dhillon (Retd.) and Group Captain and Principal, Sainik School Kapurthala, I. Manoj Menon, were present.

During the meeting, officials briefed the Minister in detail about the present condition of the Sainik School Kapurthala building, the restoration plan, and the progress of the project. Administrative issues related to the school and budget matters were also discussed.

During the meeting, Minister Mohinder Bhagat directed the officials to immediately prepare a comprehensive plan for the restoration of the historic Sainik School Kapurthala building. He said that a detailed list of the required funds should be prepared and submitted at the earliest.

The Minister further stated that no shortage of funds required for the restoration of the school would be allowed. He directed that coordinated action be initiated with the Public Works Department for the project. He also warned that strict action would be taken against officials showing negligence or causing unnecessary delays in the work.

Officials present in the meeting assured the Minister that all works would be completed within the stipulated time and the required action would be initiated immediately.

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