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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Releases Poster for ‘Jashn-e-Inquilab’ Event in Ludhiana on September 28

The event at Punjab Agricultural University will commemorate Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh’s birth anniversary and promote his ideals of patriotism, social consciousness and revolutionary thought among youth.
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Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Saturday released the poster for the upcoming ‘Jashn-e-Inquilab’ programme, which will be held on September 28, 2026, at the Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) campus in Ludhiana. The special event will commemorate the birth anniversary of Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh and honour the ideals and sacrifices of the great martyrs of India’s freedom struggle.

The Punjab government is presenting the programme as a major initiative aimed at connecting the younger generation with the revolutionary ideology, struggles and sacrifices of the freedom fighters. A large participation of people and youth is expected at the event.

Jashn-e-Inquilab to Be Held at PAU Ground in Ludhiana

The ‘Jashn-e-Inquilab’ programme will take place at the PAU Ground in Ludhiana on September 28. The event is dedicated to remembering Bhagat Singh and other martyrs who made sacrifices for the country’s freedom.

While releasing the poster, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said the programme would serve as an occasion to pay tribute to the great revolutionaries and reaffirm the commitment to their ideals.

The event is expected to bring together a large number of people, particularly young participants, to celebrate the legacy of the freedom fighters.

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Focus on Bhagat Singh’s Revolutionary Ideals

The programme will highlight the ideology, struggles and sacrifices of Shaheed Bhagat Singh, whose birth anniversary is observed on September 28.

The government aims to use the occasion to inspire the younger generation to understand the values and principles associated with Bhagat Singh and other martyrs of the freedom movement.

The initiative will focus on:

  • Honouring the sacrifices of India’s freedom fighters.
  • Promoting patriotism and social consciousness among youth.
  • Highlighting the revolutionary ideas and ideals of Shaheed Bhagat Singh.
  • Encouraging young people to understand the struggles of the country’s martyrs.
  • Bringing people together to commemorate the legacy of the freedom movement.

Punjab Government Highlights Vision of ‘Rangla Punjab’

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann also emphasised the Punjab government’s efforts to build ‘Rangla Punjab’, referring to a vibrant and prosperous Punjab.

According to the Chief Minister, the government is continuously working towards creating a Punjab that reflects the aspirations and vision associated with the state’s great revolutionaries and freedom fighters.

The September 28 programme is therefore being positioned not only as a commemorative event but also as an opportunity to encourage people, especially youth, to contribute towards the progress of Punjab.

Large Youth Participation Expected

A significant number of people and young participants are expected to attend ‘Jashn-e-Inquilab’ at PAU in Ludhiana.

The programme seeks to create greater awareness among the younger generation about the contribution of Bhagat Singh and other martyrs while encouraging a sense of responsibility towards society and the nation.

‘Inquilab Zindabad’ Message

The Chief Minister called upon the people of Punjab to gather in Ludhiana on September 28 to honour Shaheed Bhagat Singh and reaffirm their commitment to his ideals.

The event will carry forward the message of “Inquilab Zindabad”, while remembering the revolutionary spirit and sacrifices that played a significant role in India’s struggle for independence.

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