AAP Punjab Corruption and Illegal House Scam

An investigative report on allegations surrounding Aam Aadmi Party leaders in Punjab, detailing illegal government house occupations, systemic administrative subversion, and an alleged ten thousand crore rupee GMADA corruption scandal.

The Unrest Explains India Managed Democracy

The September 16–30, 2026 issue of The Unrest magazine analyzes India’s managed democracy framework, upcoming state elections, international AI policy developments, systemic administrative corruption, and media governance across global sectors.

Punjab Power Crisis: Infrastructure Collapse

Escalating power cuts of up to 14 hours across Punjab have triggered massive public protests against the ruling AAP government, crippling industrial operations and paddy cultivation amid severe infrastructure breakdown.

AAP SWOT Analysis: Punjab Assembly Election 2027

RMN News SWOT analysis evaluates ruling AAP ahead of the 2027 Punjab election. Mounting debt, corruption cases, and misgovernance project AAP winning just 8-12 seats if polls occur today.

Punjab Drug Crisis: The Tragedy of Gulzar Singh

Gulzar Singh’s death sparked a political crisis in Punjab as Rahul Gandhi and the NCSC demand accountability for government intimidation amid a 164 percent de-addiction surge and rising drug trade.

Bhagwant Mann Faces Corruption Charges

This article exposes the severe bribery allegations against Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, analyzing the systemic corruption, judicial failures, and absolute political impunity that protect corrupt leaders from real accountability.

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann Faces Rs 5 Crore Rape Bribe Scandal

SAD leaders met the Punjab Governor, demanding a CBI probe into allegations that Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s wife and OSD accepted a Rs 5 crore bribe to suppress rape cases.

Punjab Governance Tracker: Farmers Protest

Discover real-time Punjab governance insights as 6.5 lakh employees enforce a September 7 deadline, SKM farmers block Chandigarh-Mohali routes, and revenue officers suspend property registrations statewide on September 1, 2026.