
Congress has released its manifesto for the assembly elections today on Tuesday. In this, a big announcement has been made for farmers and youth. In this, a promise has been made to provide government jobs to 4 lakh youth. Apart from this, 10 lakh youth will be given employment. Besides, it has been said to bring MSP law for farmers as per the recommendations of the Swaminathan Committee. Apart from this, keeping in mind the inflation and the interests of women, it has been said that the gas cylinder which was available for Rs 500 will now be given for Rs 400.
However, even before this manifesto, Congress has already issued 7 guarantees for the Rajasthan Assembly elections. This includes financial assistance of Rs 10,000 annually to women, gas cylinders to all for Rs 500, free tabs or laptops to the youth taking admission in the first year of government college, disaster relief insurance of Rs 25 lakh, and purchase of cow dung from farmers. Laws for the old pension scheme for employees and announcement of the promotion of English medium schools in government schools are included.
Key points of Congress manifesto
1. MSP law will be brought for farmers as per the recommendations of the Swaminathan Committee.
2. The amount of Chiranjeevi insurance will be increased from Rs 25 lakh to Rs 50 lakh.
3. 4 lakh youth will be given government jobs. 10 lakh youth will be given employment.
4. A new government job card will be made at the Panchayat level.
5. Gas cylinder is currently available for Rs 500, it will be reduced to Rs 400.
6. By bringing RTE law in the state, education up to 12th will be made free in private educational institutions.
7. MNREGA and Indira Gandhi urban employment will be increased from 125 to 150 days.
8. Merchant Credit Card Scheme will be started to provide interest-free loans of up to Rs 5 lakh to small traders and shopkeepers.
9. Government employees will be given the fourth pay scale series with 9,18,27 and officers will be given the apex scale.
10. Villages and hamlets with a population of up to 100 will be connected by road.
11. Security guards will be deployed in every village and urban ward.
12. Housing will be given to every one by bringing a Right to Housing law.
13. A caste census will be conducted.
14. The schemes already running will be further strengthened.
Claim: More than 90 percent of promises fulfilled
Even in the last assembly elections, the public manifesto issued by the Congress was approved by the Cabinet and given the status of a policy-making letter as soon as it came to power. The government claimed that it had fulfilled more than 90 percent of the promises made in that manifesto.
Last week BJP released its manifesto
BJP has already released its manifesto last week. At the same time, Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, who reached Ajmer for an election rally on Monday, accused the BJP of doing politics of religion and caste and said that Priyanka said that those who ask for votes in the name of religion or caste. They cannot ask for votes based on their work.
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