"In the last 10 years, Punjab has transformed into a power surplus state, there is a dense network of highways and every sector has witnessed development," he said.
During the Congress regime, farmers had to stage dharnas on roads for fertilizers, while due to efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi a silent urea revolution has taken place with India achieving a record urea production in 2015, he said.
Sampla during his 'Vijay Sankalp Yatra' said the party will announce its candidates any time after completion of the established process.
He claiemd the BJP will play an important role in government formation in Punjab after the February 4 polls. As per poll pact with its ally SAD, BJP field its candidates on 23 out of total 117 assembly seats.
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The Congress was left far behind 10 years ago only and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has fallen into pieces, indicating that it was not even in the race, he said.
On the occasion, Delhi BJP chief Manoj Tiwari said AAP convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has failed to fulfill all the poll promises, including free wi-fi, houses for poor, opening school and colleges in the national capital.
"AAP tried its best to defame Punjab, but the fact is that drugs are openly used during rave parties in Delhi," he said.
Kejriwal is promising to "free" Punjab from the menace of drugs, while liquor vends have proliferated in Delhi with almost 15 liquor vends being opened in a single Mohalla, he said.
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