### Rapid summary
– Jasvir Singh (Jassi Sekhon), Aam Aadmi Party leader from Sangrur, was appointed a member of the Punjab Food Commission by the Punjab government on Saturday.
– Sekhon expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann for his appointment.
– In 2017, Sekhon contested the Punjab Assembly elections for Dhuri constituency but narrowly lost to Indian National Congress candidate Dalvir Singh Goldy by 2,811 votes.- During the 2022 punjab assembly elections, he served as a covering candidate for Bhagwant Mann in Dhuri. Bhagwant Mann won and afterward became Chief Minister of Punjab.
– The Punjab Food Commission oversees effective implementation and monitoring of the National Food Security Act (NFSA), 2013, ensuring food security at affordable prices within the state.- The commission is currently chaired by Bal Mukand Sharma.
### Indian Opinion Analysis
The appointment of Jasvir Singh (Jassi Sekhon) to the Punjab Food Commission highlights continued engagement from political leaders with administrative roles aimed at improving governance structures. As a body tasked with enforcing food security provisions under NFSA, ensuring its effectiveness becomes critical in addressing core concerns like hunger and nutrition at affordable rates-a key mandate in India’s larger socio-economic framework.
Sekhon’s previous electoral involvement as a close contender and associate underscores his growing role within Aam Aadmi Party’s governance initiatives. His proximity to Chief Minister Mann may signify efforts toward consolidating leadership representation within key state institutions. While specific outcomes will depend on policy execution moving forward, appointments like these show an intent toward leveraging political experience for institutional oversight.[Read More](https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chandigarh/sekhon-appointed-member-of-state-food-commission/articleshow/122134006.cms)