"The anti-incumbency wave against Bajwa is no fiction. People have not seen him here at all. They are eager to know where their MP was when they were grappling with their woes," the film-star-turned politician said.
Addressing a string of election meetings in Gurdaspur, Pathankot and Batala, Khanna asked his rival where he had utilised his Member of Parliament Local Area Development fund.
Gurdaspur had been deprived of growth and development as Bajwa had failed to get any central scheme sanctioned for the area, he said.
Khanna further alleged his rival had failed in bringing any industry, including the Rail Coach Factory, to the area.
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He said Bajwa had "failed miserably" to improve the lot of women who, he said, were backbone of the country.
The former BJP MP said nearly 8.2 per cent of the unemployed youths in Punjab were from Gurdaspur region.