Mann asked the Congress leader to substantiate his claim or face action for creating panic amongst people.
The chief minister said the institute is aimed at ensuring quality healthcare services to the people.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann unequivocally said on Sunday that gangsters, smugglers, criminals, and other anti-social elements have no place on the sacred land of Punjab and that they would soon be wiped out from the state.
CM Mann stated that Satluj Yamuna Link (SYL) canal will never become a reality and the state government is duty bound to safeguard interests of Punjab.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann came hard on the Centre over the deportation of Indian citizens who allegedly illegally migrated to the United States, and said that Amritsar is being chosen deliberately to portray that only Punjabis are illegal migrants.
Bhagwant Mann said that this reflects the myopic mindset of the BJP led government, which is at the helms of affairs in the country.
Inviting the captains of industry to visit the state in the Invest Punjab Summit slated to be held next month at SAS Nagar, Bhagwant Mann said the summit being organised on 23-24 February will prove a milestone in giving a major fillip to industrial growth of the state.
Addressing a gathering after disbursing compensation to the flood-affected residents at Abohar (Fazilka), the Punjab chief minister, without naming anybody, accused rival party leaders of building own palaces and empires of business at the cost of the people and the state
No one, however affluent he might be, will be allowed to take the environmental norms for granted. Whoever flouts the stipulated norms framed by the state government will be dealt with sternly, said the Punjab chief minister.
Punjab Cabinet also approved the policy for disbursement of discretionary grants by the Chief Minister and Cabinet Ministers for creation and repair of existing basic infrastructure.
