The Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) on Thursday released its manifesto for the Haryana assembly elections scheduled for 5th October. Eying the election, the saffron party has announced several promises, including jobs for ex-engineers and the procurement of 24 crops at a declared Minimum Support Price (MSP) from farmers, among other welfare, employment, and infrastructure schemes.
The BJP president and Union Minister JP Nadda unveiled the party’s manifesto in Rohtak in the presence of Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini and state BJP Chief Mohan Lal Badoli. The manifesto guaranteed government jobs for 2 lakh people and additional employment opportunities for another 5 lakh under the National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme.
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The manifesto stated that 10 industrial cities will be built on the lines of IMT Kharkhoda and more than 50 thousand youth from nearby villages will be given employment.
The party also promised to offer LPG cylinders for Rs 500 under the Har Ghar Grihani Yojana. The party also declared that it would provide scooters to every female student going to college from rural areas under the Awwal Balika Yojana.
Regarding the health care promises, the manifesto stated that the party would provide free dialysis facilities in district government hospitals, besides making sure of the availability of free diagnosis facilities at all government and private hospitals.
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On boosting sports, the manifesto said that the party would build nurseries for the Olympic Games in every district. “The BJP government is committed to providing better facilities and training to the players,” the saffron party said in an X post.
The election to the 90-member Haryana assembly will take place on October 5, and the result will be declared by October 8. Political parties have declared their candidate names for each constituency, and the campaign has been kicked off across the state.
