BJP Sikkim manifesto promises protection to rights of Sikkimese people
Thursday, 11 April 2024 The BJP on Thursday released its Sikkim election manifesto, pledging to safeguard the rights of Sikkimese citizens and transform the state into an educational center, should they secure victory in the Assembly polls. BJP chief J P Nadda, alongside party officials including Dilip Jaiswal and DR Thapa, launched the manifesto.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior BJP leaders unveiled the party's manifesto, 'Sankalp Patra,' focusing on empowering youth, women, the poor, and farmers. The manifesto promises affordable piped gas, expanded healthcare under Ayushman Bharat, increased loan limits, and training for self-help...
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