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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Urges Governor to Grant Parole to Beant Singh Murder Convict

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Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann met the state Governor to seek parole for Jagtar Singh Hawara, a convict in the assassination of former Punjab CM Beant Singh. Mann explained that the Governor's recommendation is necessary since the case is currently being heard in Delhi. The Chief Minister assured that the Punjab government would take full responsibility for maintaining law and order if parole is granted. The meeting underscores the state government's active role in pursuing the matter through constitutional channels.

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