OPS, Rs 1 Lakh To Poor Women, Free Electricity: Tejashwi’s Poll Pitch At RJD’s ‘Parivartan Patr
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Former Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav, emphasising his commitment to Bihar’s development, said on Friday that his party’s manifesto is focused on tackling unemployment. If elected, he vowed to provide financial support of Rs 1 lakh per year to impoverished sisters starting from Raksha Bandhan.
Soon after launching Rashtriya Janata Dal’s manifesto, Yadav said, “One thing is clear our only goal is how to develop Bihar. Whatever we can do, we have put it in front of you with a pledge. From 15th August, the youth will start getting freedom from unemployment and if our government is formed, then from Raksha Bandhan we will give Rs 1 lakh per year to our poor sisters. The public is the master and wherever we are doing, we are getting the blessings of the public. We are fully confident that the I.N.D.I.A bloc government is going to be formed”.
#WATCH | Former Bihar Deputy CM and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav says “One thing is clear that our only goal is how to develop Bihar… Whatever we can do, we have put it in front of you with a pledge… From 15th August, the youth will start getting freedom from unemployment and if… pic.twitter.com/bRed2udB5y
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Earlier in the day, Yadav, along with party leaders, released the ‘Parivartan Patra’ manifesto ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.
“Today, we have released our ‘Parivartan Patra’. We are bringing 24 promises in 2024, which is our commitment that we will fulfil. It has a lot of important issues regarding the development of Bihar,” Tejashwi said.
Yadav announced that if his government is voted into power, they would initiate job creation across the country starting from August 15. He further pledged to provide 1 crore jobs nationwide. He further promised to provide gas cylinders for Rs 500 and to grant special state status to Bihar.
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