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Punjab's Existential Crisis

Punjab Times (English Edition)

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July 10, 2025

A Blueprint to Safeguard Demography and the Soul of Punjabi Suba

- Jatinder Pal Singh

This isn't just about numbers; it's about safeguarding the very soul of Punjab. We must preserve our demographic percentage and ratio, a core tenet of the Punjabi Suba sentiment. This concern hits hard, especially after recent legislative discussions like MLA Bawa Henry's private member's bill. While that bill directly addresses population control (reportedly proposing a two-child policy, disincentives, and penalties), it crucially underscores the need for a comprehensive approach that also champions the foundational purpose and feeling behind Punjabi Suba.

The alarm bells are ringing loud and clear: Punjab's demographic balance is being rapidly skewed, threatening our own Punjabi people. Just look at what's happening around Chandigarh and Zirakpur - it's a stark preview. This uncontrolled influx is eroding our cultural and social fabric.

Think of it this way: a container can only hold so much. Punjab's population absolutely needs a cap, and it's not just about raw numbers. This cap must ensure healthy living, respecting our land's capacity and, critically, preserving our vital agricultural lands. We cannot allow unchecked growth to push us past a breaking point. Likewise, we need strict limits on how many outsiders can reside or permanently settle here. Allowing permanent residency needs incredibly careful evaluation. If we don't act now, we risk losing everything, however the backlash that could follow is something we absolutely must consider.

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