"We have got peace in the state after a decade of sustained efforts of our police forces and nobody would be allowed to fiddle with it," he said while addressing a gathering after unfurling the national flag at an Independence Day function here.
Lauding the role of security forces, Sukhbir said there was no major terror attack in the state, "as our police force could take preemptive and preventive measures busting three major militant modules (in the recent past)."
Announcing a Rs 24,000 crore plan for 13,047 villages in the state, he said private companies would undertake projects like concrete roads, sewerage network and treatment plants in those villages.
"Mohali International Airport would be ready within 18 months, Bathinda airport is ready for operation and the upgraded Sahenwal airport will be dedicated to the nation next year," Sukhbir said, adding that the government has already requested an airport at Jalandhar and plans are afoot for another international airport at Machhiwara.
Meanwhile, there were reports of rains playing a spoilsport in Independence Day celebrations at Mohali, Bathinda, Ludhiana and Faridkot and forcing cancellation of cultural events at few venues.