In a move to woo voters ahead of upcoming assembly polls in Delhi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah unveiled the final part BJP’s manifesto on Saturday, outlining a comprehensive roadmap for the city’s development.
The manifesto includes implementing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Ayushman Bharat healthcare scheme in the first Cabinet meeting, providing ownership rights to unauthorised colonies, and forming a wellfare board of gig workers with insurance coverage of Rs.10 lakh and Rs.5 lakh accident coverage.
Amit shah also vowed to clean the Yamuna river within 3 years, fill 50,000 government job post in a transparent manner, and create 20 lakh self employment opportunities. He also assured the people of Delhi that no welfare schemes for the poor would be stopped.
“I have come here to release the last part of Sankalp Patra for Delhi elections 2025. We consider the elections as a medium of public connect, we go amid people to know the expectations. Without taking the name of other parties, I want to say that for BJP, Sankalp Patra is a matter a trust, and it is a list of works to be done. They are not just promises made on paper. Since 2014, PM Modi has established a politics of performance, and the BJP has made every endeavour to fulfil its promises made in the manifesto. It is our track record.” Amit shah said.
Grabbing the opportunity Shah launched a scathing attack on Aam Aadmi party leader Arvind Kejriwal calling him a ‘lair’ and deceiving the public with fake promises. Amit Shah stated”In my political career, I have never seen such a liar. I have no problem with using such harsh words because I am convinced”.
Shah said, “Arvind Kejriwal has lied to the people of Delhi on multiple occasions. He promised to clean yamuna provide clean drinking water, and make delhi pollution-free, but none of these promises have been fulfilled”.
Shah also targeted Kejriwal over the liquor scam, accusing him of turning a blind eye on his promises and opening liquor stores near schools, Temples and Gurudwaras.
The BJP’s manifesto also promises significant financial assistance to women and students,aiming to attract votes from key demographics, as well as investment in infrastructure development and pollution control are central theme in BJP’s campaign strategies.
With the assembly polls around the corner, the BJP, AAP and Congress are in a fierce better to win over the control of the National capital Delhi.
