Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Saturday avoided any mention of a possible SAD-BJP alliance in Punjab but asserted that “after the formation of a BJP government in Punjab, those involved in the drug trade would either quit the business or leave Punjab”.Speaking at the Teej festival in Ghanaur town of Patiala district, Saini said the people of Punjab, inspired by the policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had made up their minds to form a BJP government in the coming elections. He told the gathering that, like Haryana, jobs in Punjab would be provided to youth without “parchi” (cheating) or “kharchi” (bribe). “The entire network of corruption in recruitment will be eliminated when the BJP comes to power,” he said.Saini pointed to alleged irregularities in the recruitment of excise inspectors in Punjab and noted that the Punjab and Haryana High Court had issued a stay notice on recruitments in the Health Department, citing recommendations of influential people at the cost of the poor youth.Saini said, “AAP had promised Rs 1,000 every month to women. Nearly five years have passed, and now the CM is asking women whether he should deposit one month’s money, two months’ money or three months’ money. What else can this be if not a joke?”He said industrial units were migrating from Punjab due to poor law and order, creating employment crisis and pushing the youth towards drug addiction.