"The SAD team is working dedicatedly to ensure proper representation of every strata of the society at the time of ticket allotment as has been the tradition of the party," he said.
Sukhbir claimed that neither the AAP nor the Congress stood a chance against the ruling SAD-BJP combine in Punjab in the upcoming polls.
"Neither the AAP nor the Congress stands even a fraction of a chance against the SAD-BJP government as it has undertaken a huge number of pro-people and welfare-oriented measures which cannot be matched by any other party," he said.
Reiterating the stand of the Punjab government on the emotive Sutlej Yamuna Link (SYL) canal issue, the Deputy chief Minister said it would not allow "even a single drop" of river waters to flow out of the state.
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"Punjab does not even have a single drop of water to spare and Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal has taken a clear stand in the Assembly that the river water interests of the state would be protected," he said.
He said the state government has spent Rs 7,000 crore to ensure "full development" of rural areas.