"Despite financial constraints, the Congress government in Punjab will meet all its commitments made during the election campaign," he told reporters here.
When asked how will the government honour its poll promises, Jakhar, a former MLA said, "You have been waiting so long, just wait for seven more days."
About the "deteriorating" law and order situation in the state, the Congress state president admitted that things are "not as good as it should have been" but assured that political patronage would not be given to any culprit.
He chastised the dharnas announced by the Akali Dal and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Monday and Thursday respectively to protest against the sand mine auction policy of the government, saying it was only a "nautanki" (gimmick).
Earlier, Jakhar addressed a meeting of the congress activists at Guru Nanak Dev bhawan here. It was his first visit to the city after becoming PPCC president.