Delhi Assembly polls: BJP manifesto is made out of trust and not on false lies, says Amit Shah
The Hindu
Union Home Minister Amit Shah releases BJP's final Sankalp Patra, promising property ownership, jobs, and ending manual scavenging in Delhi.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday (January 25, 2025) released the third and final part of BJP’s ‘Sankalp Patra’, in New Delhi.
While releasing the third part and final part of the BJP’s Sankalp Patra Mr. Shah said “BJP’s manifesto is made out of trust and not false lies.”
The Union Home Minister said “The BJP is promising full of ownership of property that is being given under the MOHUA’s PM Awas Yojana. The BJP will ensure that all the sealed shops in the capital are opened in the next six months. BJP will give people of the colonies established after partition ownership of their homes instead of leases like it has been until now.”
Mr. Shah further added “For gig workers, the BJP will make a gig workers board and we will give their children scholarships. We will make an integrated public transport system.”
The Union Home Minister said “We will provide 50,000 government jobs and 20,000 self employment jobs for youth. And for tourism, we will make a Yamuna river front, and other things.” Mr. Shah reiterated “We will end manual scavenging in capital.”
He said “A very serious lie has been spread by the AAP, I was told by people working in my home that they are getting calls that if BJP comes to power, they will stop the welfare schemes given to the poor of the capital. But I am telling you today, PM Modi has said that no welfare schemes will be stopped in Delhi. And what he says, he makes sure it happens. I want to appeal to the AAP to not spread these lies but I know they will continue this dirty politics because those who did not listen to anna will not listen to me also”, before releasing the third part of the manifesto
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