Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann reiterated his government's commitment to combating corruption, revealing that investigations are underway against 357 individuals, including 112 gazetted officers. Mann highlighted the effectiveness of the Anti-Corruption Action Line, which has received 12,218 complaints since its inception in March 2022. Of these, 10,820 were forwarded to relevant departments, resulting in 275 FIRs and 341 arrests, which include 16 gazetted officers and 161 government employees. The vigilance bureau has conducted 487 raids and registered 534 cases, leading to 143 convictions. Mann also discussed reforms in land registration, noting that an online system has eliminated the need for middlemen, with over 6 lakh documents registered since July 2025. Additionally, he addressed the concerns of commission agents in Punjab, stating that their issues require intervention from the central government.