BJP’s Lok Sabha manifesto committee holds second meeting
Sources in BJP hinted that ‘health for all’would be one of the prime resolves of party in the election manifesto
NEW DELHI: ‘Garib’ (poor), ‘Kisan’ (farmer), ‘Yuva’ (youth), and ‘Nari Shakti’ (women power) under a politically coined acronym of ‘GAYN,’ in addition to ‘Swasthya’ (health), ‘Shiksha’ (education), and ‘Sashaktikaran’ (empowerment) as the 3S, are among the prominent resolutions likely to feature in the upcoming BJP Lok Sabha manifesto for 2024.
The 27-member manifesto committee, chaired by Defense Minister and former BJP National President Rajnath Singh, held its second meeting on Thursday to deliberate over a plethora of suggestions received by the party from across the country for final inclusion as the party’s resolutions in what it calls the ‘Sankalp-Patra,’ or manifesto, for the 2024 LS elections.
Following the meeting, Vinod Tawde, national general secretary and one of the members of the committee, stated in a post that many suggestions received by the party regarding the resolution of ‘vikshit Bharat’ (developed India) were meaningfully discussed at the meeting.
Although he did not divulge details, sources within the BJP hinted that ‘health for all’ would be one of the prime resolutions of the party in the election manifesto.
The saffron party has already decided to release the manifesto titled “Modi Ka Guarantee.”
It will feature the longest-ever prepared manifesto of the party, depicting PM Modi’s vision and roadmap for “Viksit Bharat 2047” and resolutions on various points for requisite developments to make India a developed country, including becoming the world’s third largest economy.
“It is expected that the party will present a comprehensive and timeless action plan for economic development, focusing on the ‘garib’ (poor), farmers, ‘Yuva’ (youth), and women empowerment, among other key areas,” remarked a senior party functionary.
Given that the party has received more than 3.75 lakh suggestions from across the country, in addition to 1.75 lakh suggestions shared in the Namo app for the manifesto, the committee is undergoing a massive exercise of filtering through this vast amount of suggestions to include appropriate and feasible ideas in the manifesto.
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