BJP released manifesto, trying to woo the public
Bharatiya Janata Party has released its manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections 2024. BJP has named its manifesto as Sankalp Patra. BJP says that they have prepared the resolution letter keeping in mind the youth, women, farmers and the poor.
BJP released manifesto
BJP has released its manifesto. BJP says that there will be a lot to encourage the poor, youth, farmers and half the population. BJP has named its manifesto as Sankalp Patra. Its theme is based on ‘Modi’s guarantee’ of making a developed India by 2047.
Special points of BJP Manifesto
- Permanent houses and health services will be expanded for middle class families.
- National Education Policy will be implemented, every citizen will get high quality education.
- Will host the Olympics in 2036.
- There will be lakhs of employment opportunities for the youth through infrastructure, investment, manufacturing, high value services, startups and tourism and sports.
- Under Nari Tu Narayani, three crore lakhpati didis will be created.
- Will provide new opportunities by connecting women self-help groups with the service sector.
- Will pay special attention to cervical cancer, breast cancer and osteoporosis in women.
- Toilets will be built for women in public places.
- Guarantee of service, good governance and poor welfare in the coming five years
- Free ration, water and gas connection and zero electricity bill from PM Suryaghar for the next five years.
- Free treatment up to Rs 5 lakh will continue from Ayushman Bharat.
- Will establish ShriAnn towards super food.
- Will protect the land through nano urea and natural farming.
- Will develop agricultural infrastructure.
- Will implement Nari Vandan Act.
- Will try to increase the income of farmers from seed to market.
- Boat insurance for fishermen, fish processing units, timely information through satellite will strengthen all these.
- Will encourage fish farmers to cultivate sea-weed and pearls.
- Gig workers, migrant workers, taxi drivers, truck drivers, auto drivers, porters and domestic
