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The state will go to the polls in two phases, November 12 and 20, and the vote count will be held on December 11.
Gandhi publishes the manifesto titled "Jan Ghoshna Patra" in Rajnandgaon, which is the constituency of Chief Minister Raman Singh.
Speaking at a press conference on this occasion, Mr. Gandhi said that loans to farmers would be canceled within 10 days of the party coming to power.
The MSP for paddy will be set at 2,500 rupees per quintal and maize at 1,700 rupees per quintal, Gandhi said.
In addition, a pension offer for farmers over the age of 60 is also planned, said the president of the Congress.
The manifesto also promised to halve electricity bills for domestic consumers, as well as provide housing and land for urban and rural families.
Each family will receive 35 kg of rice each month at Re 1 only, he said.
In the party's "Ghar Ghar Rozgaar, Har Ghar Rozgaar" program, the manifesto highlights apprenticeship programs and employment opportunities for young people.
He also promised a monthly allowance to 10 unemployed young lakhs as part of the party of the party "Rajiv Mitr Yojana".
The Manifesto mentioned the establishment of special women's police stations, women's rescue cells in police stations and the strict enforcement of women's laws.
A special means of transportation for women for nocturnal nocturnal movements was also proposed in the manifesto.
With emphasis on health care services, the manifesto proposes the establishment of a system of "universal health care" in which free and quality services will be provided to people in need.
It also proposes to convert six faculties of medicine into multi-specialty hospitals, while employing 1,000 specialists in the first year.
Air ambulances will be set up in areas like Bastar, Sarguja and Supebeda of Gariaband, Gandhi said.
The manifesto also contained special attention to improving the quality of education by emphasizing the quality of teachers.
The Manifesto also promises an increase in the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops from 70 to 85 forests and a setting of Rs 4,000 per bag for tense patta workers.
It is a question of setting a "respectable income" for day laborers, increasing the income brackets of clbad 3 and 4 employees and distributing the surplus of the 7th salary commission in three phases.
He also promises an increase in the pension of families of police officers who lost a family member during attacks in Naxal.
The Congress Manifesto talks about the creation of sports facilities and scholarships for economically weak athletes.
The manifesto promises a ban on the sale of alcoholic beverages in the state, adding that Gram Sabhas in clbadified areas such as Surguja and Bastar will be given the power to pronounce such a ban in these places.
A policy will be developed to address the threat of naxalism and serious steps will be taken for the talks, Gandhi said, adding that each Naxal-affected panchayat would receive a package of Rs. community development work.
Special laws will be promulgated to protect journalists, lawyers and doctors, he added.
In forest areas such as Lemru and Korba, elephant sanctuaries and wildlife will be set up and steps will be taken to reduce the human-elephant conflict, Gandhi added.
Gandhi on Friday organized a roadshow in Rajnandgaon City and organized three rallies in Pakhanjore (Kanker District), Khairagarh and Dongargarh (Rajnandgaon District) for the first round of voting, on November 12.
In the 2013 badembly polls, the BJP won 49 seats, Congress 39, BSP 1 and 1 independent seats in the House of 90 deputies.
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