Assembly election campaign is in full swing in West Bengal. Union Home Minister Amit Shah released the manifesto of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) today on Friday. In the manifesto released in the name of ‘Bharosa Patra’, the party has promised to show new paths for unemployed youth and women.
This time, instead of ‘Sankalp Patra’, BJP has named its manifesto as ‘Bharosa Patra’. Shah said that unemployed youth in Bengal will be given a monthly financial allowance of Rs 3000 and UCC will be implemented within 6 months.
Releasing the party’s manifesto, BJP leader Amit Shah said, “This manifesto is a way out of despair for every section of Bengal. It will show a new path to the farmers. At the same time, it is a manifesto that will show a new path to the unemployed youth and frightened women. It is also a manifesto to liberate the people of Bengal from the black night.”
Regarding the party’s resolution letter, Amit Shah said, “It will give new hope to the citizens of Bengal. This ‘resolution letter’ has been placed before the people of Bengal, it has new hope for them.” He said that the people of Bengal gave the mandate to Mamata Didi and then gave her a second chance also. He also got a third chance, but the hope with which the public had voted was disappointed and now the people of Bengal are disappointed. In the last ten years, the opposition has been playing the role of constructive opposition.
3 thousand every month to unemployed youth: Shah
Talking about youth and women, Shah said that unemployed youth will be given financial allowance of Rs 3000 every month. Also, every month Rs 3000 will be given to the bank account of the poor woman. 1 crore youth will be given jobs. Whereas for government employees, DA will be ensured within 45 days.
He said that this is our manifesto, the road map for BJP’s developed Bengal, it is an affidavit of trust. He also said that in the 15 years of misery of Trinamool Congress, we will open the way for development in Bengal.
Will implement UCC within 6 months: Shah
He also said that within 6 months of coming to power