Punjab Minister Ran Non-Existent Department for 20 Months, AAP Faces Criticism

Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal, a senior minister in the AAP-led Punjab government, was found to have been in charge of a department that did not exist, prompting opposition backlash and public scrutiny.

Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal, Punjab's NRI Affairs Minister, was assigned the non-existent Department of Administrative Reforms for nearly two years.
A recent government notification officially removed the non-existent department from Dhaliwal's portfolio, leaving him with only the NRI Affairs portfolio.
No staff were allocated, and no meetings were held for the department during Dhaliwal's tenure, highlighting the administrative oversight.
The BJP and other opposition leaders criticized the AAP government, calling it a failure of governance and questioning its internal processes.
The incident has sparked widespread social media ridicule, with users mocking the AAP-led Punjab administration for its apparent lack of oversight.