Adv Phoolkaa

First it was education minister of centre and now its Punjab’s Cm/Hm’s turn, did education minister’s resignation stop paper leaks? No but we did force him and his successors to worry about their place be it if they fuck up again, same should be done here with Punjab’s retard cabinet ministers

You want to know about democracy in punjab and Punjab’s vidhan sabha? Let me show you, Cm bhagwant maan says “Speaker saab is the vidhan sabha’s Malik” and “ he can even tell a CM to sit down” Speaker Sandhwan replies “ hehehe no no he is a CM” I don’t think i need to say anything more, you understand what Punjab has been facing the past 4.5 yrs

As a little boy of 7, I made a humble offering of just 200 rupees to Shera Wali Mata. Today, by Her grace, I earn 200 euros every day. 
Jai Mata Di 🚩🙏

Manpreet Singh Ayali: A Leader Rooted in Punjab’s Soil and People Manpreet Singh Ayali, three-time MLA from the Dakha constituency in Ludhiana, has consistently prioritised the interests of Punjab’s farmers, workers and small urban businessmen over big corporate or party-line considerations. Born on 6 January 1975 in Ayali Khurd into a farming family, his father Gurcharanjit Singh served as sarpanch for 15 years…Ayali began his public life at the grassroots as president of the village agriculture society and later as sarpanch, before serving as Chairman of Ludhiana Zila Parishad (2007–2013), where he received a national award. In the 2019 Dakha by-election, Ayali defeated Sandeep Sandhu, widely regarded as a close aide of the then Congress Chief Minister, reclaiming the seat against the ruling party. In 2022, when the Aam Aadmi Party swept Punjab with a huge majority and reduced the Shiromani Akali Dal to only three seats, Ayali retained Dakha against the strong AAP wave. These victories reflected his deep connection with kisans, majdoors and small traders in a constituency that mixes rural and small-town interests. Ayali was among the earliest MLAs to openly back the farmers’ agitation against the central farm laws, standing with the kisan even before the black laws were passed…when it meant opposing the Badal leadership and the BJP-led alliance. He has continued this stance by criticising policies such as land pooling that he sees as threats to ancestral farmland, and by advocating a Punjab-specific development model centred on agriculture, rural economy, MSP, debt relief and the welfare of ordinary Punjabis. In September 2024, during discussion on a property-related Bill in the Punjab Vidhan Sabha, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann often a sharp critic of the opposition stated that he had examined Ayali’s South City real estate project in Ludhiana and found it clean, with no irregularities. The remark stood out amid frequent political attacks and added to the perception of Ayali’s relatively clean record on the specific project under scrutiny. Through electoral resilience, early support for the farmers’ movement against his own party’s earlier line, and a consistent focus on rural and small-business concerns, Ayali has positioned himself as a politician who places Punjab and its kisan majdoors at the forefront of his politics.