Chandigarh: The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Sunday released its manifesto for the Haryana Assembly polls with no promise to waive farm debt and job reservations, saying it is more realistic and practical than its rival Congress’ populist manifesto.
The 25-page manifesto titled ‘Mhare Sapne Ka Haryana’, which the party described ‘Sankalp Patra’, focuses on farmers, labourers and industrialists.
Khattar said the manifesto of the Congress with focus on loan waiver to farmers and job reservations to women was unrealistic as it needed Rs 1,26,000 crore to fulfill the poll promise.
“It is totally unrealistic with no budgetary provisions. Our manifesto needs a budget allocation of Rs 32,000 crore that can be easily meted out through state funds,” Khattar told .
He said his government would give benefits to farmers in the form of better prices for their produce.
In the manifesto, there is no promise to waive farm debt but there is a promise to compensate the farmers for damage to the crops due to natural calamities.
He said the BJP’s manifesto is based on the principles of Ram Rajya.
The BJP manifesto promises to start pink bus services for girl students. Also, the girls will be given self-defence training to protect themselves. Nadda told that the manifesto represented all sections of the society. (IANS)
