According to a May 19 notification by the CISF director general, a contingent of 296 personnel has been sanctioned for security of Bhakra dam project at Nangal ... taken in view of threat ...

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday (May 22, 2025) condemned the Centre's move to deploy a contingent of 296 CISF personnel to secure the Nangal dam. Questioning the Union government's ...

The entire Nangal town and the roads leading to it were filled with posters displaying CM Bhagwant Mann as ‘Pania Da Rakha’, with a photograph of the Bhakra dam attached below it ...

Sangrur : Chief minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday objected to the Centre’s decision to deploy a contingent of 296 Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel to secure the Nangal dam ...

The Centre ordered the deployment of a contingent of nearly 300 Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel for the security of the Nangal ... at the dam has been taken in view of threat ...

Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Thursday condemned the Centre's move to deploy a contingent of 296 CISF personnel to secure the Nangal dam. Questioning the Union government's ...

The Ministry of Home Affairs on Wednesday approved the deployment of as many as 296 Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel at Nangal Dam, a move seen as a major shift in the dam's ...

Chandigarh: Punjab water resources minister Barinder Kumar Goyal reached Nangal dam on Tuesday evening, ahead of the start of the next accounting year of Bhakra Beas Management Board (BBMB), as ...

Water row: Punjab minister locks up BBMB chairman at Nangal dam, opposition slam Mann govt CM Mann said, “They say either the BBMB or Punjab will pay this money. What was the need for this when ...

Patiala: Punjab chief minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Thursday hit out at the Centre for deploying a contingent of 296 CISF personnel at Nangal dam, saying that his govt will not pay a single ...

The state subsequently took over the Nangal dam, accusing the BJP government of Haryana of trying to cut off its water supply. Punjab also deployed additional police personnel at the dam.

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