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New Delhi: On Tuesday, the Congress released a 53-page manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections, promising good governance, an absence of farmers' debts, the protection of existing jobs while creating new ones. the implementation of anti-corruption laws without prejudice.
Divided in & # 39; Kaam & # 39; – employment and growth, & Da'am & # 39; – an economy that works for everyone, "Shaan" – India's unwavering power pride, 'Sushashan & # 39; – good governance, 'Swabhimaan & # 39; – self-esteem for the underprivileged and "Samman" – a life of dignity for all, the manifesto was issued by Congress President Rahul Gandhi, the president of the UPA, Sonia Gandhi, and the former Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, in the presence of senior party leaders.
Congress promised to launch MGNREGA. 3.0 to solve the problems of water safety, soil quality and similar problems that aggravate the distress of farmers.
"To this end, we will increase the guaranteed job days up to 150 days in case s where 100 days were reached in a block / district; and use MGNREGA's manpower in the Water Mbad Restoration Mission and the Wasteland Regeneration Mission
"the manifesto says. It is committed to giving the highest priority to protecting existing jobs and creating new jobs.
The party promised a loan waiver for farmers across the country. "Thanks to a combination of remunerative prices, reduced input costs and guaranteed access to institutional credit, we will put our (farmers) on the path to" Karz Mukti "or the absence overindebtedness. "
Congress will provide Minimum Income Support Program (MISP) or Nyuntam Aay Yojana (NYAY) under which 72,000 rupees a year will be transferred to the poorest families to 20% in India.
The party promised anti-corruption laws "without discrimination".
A congressional government will review several agreements reached by the Modi government, especially the Rafale agreement. It will also examine the circumstances in which scammers were allowed to leave the country. The party had promised the creation of a new Ministry of Industry, Services and Employment
. He said he would work to improve the situation in Jammu and Kashmir, including revising J & K's Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act and Disrupted Areas Act. The manifesto promised students, traders and others in Jammu and Kashmir the security and right to study or do business anywhere in the country, claiming that the party was "deeply concerned about cases of discrimination and discrimination. harbadment "to which these people were confronted. [19659002] "We will take a two-pronged approach: first, uncompromising firmness at the border and the end of infiltration; and secondly, absolute fairness to meet the demands of citizens and win their hearts and minds, "reads the manifesto. For the northeastern states, the party promised to restore special category status and industrial policy. The elections in Lok Sabha will be held in seven phases between April 11 and May 19.
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