He also said that holding any negotiation on this issue was akin to walking into a trap.
Notably, the Supreme Court today granted six weeks' time to the Centre to explore the possibility of an amicable solution to the Satlej-Yamuna Link (SYL) canal row between Punjab and Haryana.
"Amarinder should learn from past mistakes including accompanying then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to inaugurate digging of the SYL canal. He should now simply declare no SYL, no water to Haryana," Badal said in a statement.
"Even approaching the negotiating table will tantamount to selling away the interests of the state," he said.
More From This Section
Badal said the Punjab government must understand that the state's rights over its river waters were inalienable.
"Amarinder Singh has already made a mistake earlier by stating that he was ready to hold talks with Haryana on the SYL issue. The chief minister should know that no SYL exists on Punjab territory.
SAD president said it will be best for the chief minister to follow the line taken by Parkash Singh Badal who had unequivocally declared that Punjab did not have a single drop of water to give to Haryana.
"There cannot be any comprise on the inalienable rights of Punjab under the riparian principle. We will never allow this to happen and will oppose any such move tooth and nail," he said.