Bhagwant Mann
Chief Minister, Punjab
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Bhagwant Mann

Chief Minister, Punjab

Table of Content

  • Bhagwant Mann Biography: Early Life, Education and Political Career
  • Bhagwant Mann Educational qualifications
  • Bhagwant Mann Family
  • Bhagwant Mann Film Journey
  • Bhagwant Mann Films List
  • Bhagwant Mann Political Career
  • Bhagwant Mann Political History
  • Bhagwant Mann as Chief Minister
  • Bhagwant Mann Achievements
  • Bhagwant Mann NetWorth

Bhagwant Mann Biography: Early Life, Education and Political Career

  • Name- Bhagwant Singh Mann

  • Bhagwant Mann Mother's Name- Smt. Harpal Kaur

  • Bhagwant Mann Father's Name- Shri Mahinder Singh

  • Education- 12th Pass

  • Bhagwant Mann date of Birth- 17 October 1973 Bhagwant Mann Age- 50 (As of 2024)

  • Place of Birth- Satoj, Sangrur, Punjab

  • Occupation/Profession- Social Worker, Politician

  • Political Party- Aam Aadmi Party

  • Designation- Chief Minister of Punjab

  • Spouse - Bhagwant mann First wife: Inderpreet Kaur Second wife: Gurpreet Kaur

  • Bhagwant mann Children- Bhagwant Mann son- Dilshan Mann Bhagwant Mann daughter- Seerat Kaur

  • Bhagwant mann Caste and Religion- Jatt, Sikh

Bhagwant Singh Mann, nicknamed Jugnu, is the Chief Minister of Punjab and a prominent figure in the Aam Aadmi Party. Before his political career, he gained fame as a Punjabi comedian on The Great Indian Laughter Challenge.

Having served twice as a Lok Sabha MP and once as an MLA, Mann has a notable political journey. In the 1990s, he partnered with Jagtar Jaggi and became well-known through various programs while being associated with the Creative Music Company since 1992.


Bhagwant Mann Educational qualifications

Starting his education at the government school in Cheema village, Bhagwant Mann pursued his studies until the first year of commerce at Shaheed Udham Singh College, Sunam. Transitioning to a different path, he ventured into the world of comedy and the film industry, where he gained fame as a prominent Punjabi comedian.


Bhagwant Mann Family

Bhagwat Mann biography, family

Bhagwant Mann has been married twice. His first marriage was with Inderpreet Kaur, and they got divorced in 2015. They have two children, a son and a daughter, and currently, Inderpreet Kaur lives with them in America. In 2022, Bhagwant Mann got married for the second time to Gurpreet Kaur, making him the first Chief Minister of Punjab to marry while in office.


Bhagwant Mann Film Journey

Bhagwant Mann began his journey in movies with 'Kachehri' in 1994. Throughout his film career, he acted in 11 films, released 4 music albums, and created 24 comedy albums. He gained fame for his hilarious comedy style.


Bhagwant Mann Films List

  • 1994- Kachehri

  • 1994- Tabaahi

  • 1995- Nain Preeto De

  • 1996- Sukha

  • 1998- Main Maa Punjab Di

  • 2001- Sikandera

  • 2007- Apne

  • 2010- Ekam – Son of Soil

  • 2010- Sukhmani – Hope for Life

  • 2011- Hero Hitler in Love

  • 2014- Moga to Melbourne Via Chandigarh

  • 2014- Police in Pollywood

  • 2015- 22g Tussi Ghaint Ho

List of Comedy Albums

  • 1992- Gobhi Diye Kachiye Vaparanay

  • 1993- Kulfi Garma Garam

  • 1994- Koko De Bachhe, Mummy Daddy Murdabaad

  • 1994- Bol Madaari Bol

  • 1994- Mithiya Mircha

  • 1995- Jaagde Raho

  • 1995- Dhakka Start

  • 1995- Panj Duni Veeh

  • 1996- Kursi Rani

  • 1997- Rukawat Ke Liye Khed Hai

  • 1997- Khariya Khariya

  • 1998- Gustakhi Maaf

  • 1999- Lallu Kare Kawaliya

  • 2000- Sadi Billi Sanu Miaun

  • 2000- Bhagwant Mann 420

  • 2001- Bhagwant Mann Non-Stop

  • 2001- Bhagwant Mann Hazir Ho

  • 2002- Bhagwant Mann Full Speed

  • 2003- Sawdhan! Age Bhagwant Mann

  • 2004- Kee Main Jhooth Boliya

  • 2005- Bhagwant Mann Most Wanted

  • 2007- Haas-Haas Ke

  • 2009- Just Laugh Baki Maaf

  • 2013- Kulfi Garma Garam 2

List of Music Albums

  • 2000- Jattan Da Munda Gaun Lagia

  • 2001- Dam Lai Lo

  • 2010- Aawaaz – The Voice

  • 2011- Rangle Punjab Nu Bachayin

Bhagwant Mann Political Career

Bhagwant Singh Mann, originally a renowned comedian and actor in Punjabi films, ventured into politics in 2011 with Punjab People's Party and later joined the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP). He won the MP seat from Sangrur constituency in the 16th and 17th Lok Sabha elections. In 2017, Mann contested the assembly elections from Jalalabad but lost. However, he secured victory in the 2022 assembly elections from Dhuri.


Initially unsuccessful in the 2012 Lehra assembly elections with Punjab People's Party, Mann later joined AAP. He triumphed in the 2014 Lok Sabha elections from Sangrur with a significant margin. In 2019, he retained the seat with a victory margin exceeding one lakh votes.

Mann briefly served as the president of AAP's Punjab unit in 2017 but resigned following Arvind Kejriwal's apology in a defamation case against Akali leader Bikram Singh Majithia. In the 2022 Punjab Assembly Elections, AAP secured 92 out of 117 seats, making Bhagwant Mann the Chief Minister of Punjab, a position he currently holds as the 17th Chief Minister of the state.


Bhagwant Mann Political History

  • 2011- Bhagwant Mann joined the People’s Party of Punjab, marking his entry into politics.

  • 2014- He left the Punjab People’s Party, joined the Aam Aadmi Party, and later won the Sangrur Lok Sabha seat as its candidate.

  • 2012- Despite the contesting from the Lehragaga in the Punjab Assembly elections, Mann did not secure a victory.

  • 2014- Bhagwant Mann not only became an Aam Aadmi Party member but also took on multiple roles in Lok Sabha committees.

  • 2019- He successfully retained his MP status by winning again from the Sangrur Lok Sabha constituency.

  • 2022- He is declared the Chief Ministerial candidate, Bhagwant Mann triumphed in the Dhuri Assembly seat, leading the Aam Aadmi Party to a significant victory.

  • 2022- On March 16, 2022, Bhagwant Mann was sworn in as the Chief Minister of Punjab and currently holds the position.

Bhagwant Mann as Chief Minister

Bhagwant Singh Mann became the Chief Minister of Punjab on March 16, 2022. He made history by being the first to end VIP privileges, removing police security from 122 former MLAs and ministers. In his initial cabinet meeting, he filled 25,000 vacant positions and made 35,000 contract employees permanent. Mann also took significant actions in education, agriculture, transport, electricity, and health, benefiting the public.


Bhagwant Mann Achievements

Shaheed Udham Singh Government College, Sunam, Patiala, two gold medals for Punjab University, runs 'Lok Lahar Foundation' for physically challenged children due to groundwater pollution in the border areas of Punjab. Apart from this, he has been honoured with many awards in the field of comedy.


Bhagwant Mann NetWorth

According to the election affidavit of the year 2022 assembly, his total assets are Rs 1.97 crore; In which he has net assets of Rs 1.67 crore and debt of Rs 30.36 lakh. There has been an increase in his wealth as compared to 2019.

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