"People are feeling cheated as not even a single promise made during the (Punjab Assembly) elections was fulfilled by the Congress government even after three months," Senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh said here.
He made the remarks while addressing a meeting of party volunteers.
He said all the major promises including waiving farmer's debt, smart phones to youth, one job to each family, enhancing pensions, eliminating drug trade and eradication of all mafias from the state were unattended so far.
He also accused the government of patronising sand mafia in state and said that during the e-auction of sand and gravel mines, state minister Rana Gurjit Singh had allegedly got mines through his former employees.
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The AAP leader also termed the judicial probe announced into the e-auction as an "eye wash."
Singh claimed that the Amarinder Singh government had not booked a "big fish" involved in the drug trade in Punjab.
He asked his party volunteers not to get disappointed with the AAP's drubbing in the assembly polls earlier this year and exhorted them to take up all issues concerning the people.