Meanwhile, Haryana's main opposition party INLD stepped up the heat on the BJP-led state government by giving it an ultimatum to get the construction of the canal completed by February 23 next year.
The Cabinet meeting will be held here tomorrow under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, an official spokesperson said.
"The SYL issue will definitely be discussed among other things during the Cabinet meeting," Amit Arya, media advisor to the Haryana Chief Minister, said.
Punjab's ruling Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) is weighing its options to bring a bill aimed at scrapping all water-sharing pacts during the special session of the state Assembly on November 16.
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Meanwhile, INLD accused Congress and BJP of politicising the SYL issue and gave an ultimatum to the government to get the canal completed by February 23.
"If the work does not start, INLD and the people of Haryana will start digging the canal," Leader of Opposition Abhay Chautala said after the party's executive body meeting here.
He urged the parties to cut across political lines and put their efforts to get the canal completed in the interest of the state.
"INLD will seek time from President Pranab Mukherjee to meet him in connection with the issue and demand imposition of President's rule in Punjab. The party will also request the completion of the canal," Chautala said.
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