"BJP's consent is taken in every decision of the government. BJP ministers are also part of the cabinet," Sukhbir said here.
He was speaking at a function organised to give promotions to over 900 personnel of Punjab Police.
He also termed food security being brought in by the Centre as a "copy" of the 'Aata-Daal Yojana' launched by his government.
"The food security bill being brought in by the Centre is a copy of our social scheme 'Aata-Dal Yojana', which we have been running for quite a long time," Badal said.
On the e-trip tax collection system, Sukhbir said he will only be able to say anything on the issue after meeting representatives of the business community tomorrow.
Sukhbir said the state government is mulling formation of a separate cadre of police to deal with the issues related to the NRIs. The investigation department will also be separated from the police set-up.
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