Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], June 27 (ANI): West Bengal BJP president Sukanta Majumdar unveiled its manifesto for the upcoming panchayat polls which might be scheduled to be held on July 8, promising corruption-free village councils and a give attention to rural infrastructure improvement.
Highlighting the BJP’s imaginative and prescient to remove the necessity for bribes in accessing welfare schemes and acquiring companies from native panchayats, Sukanta Majumdar acknowledged that “every farmer will benefit from Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana and the BJP would ensure high-quality crops under the Atmanirbhar Clean Plant Program in the state.”He emphasised the get together’s dedication to establishing corruption-free panchayats all through the state.
Leader of the Opposition within the West Bengal meeting, Suvendu Adhikari, and BJP nationwide vice-president Dilip Ghosh had been additionally current.
“Every household in rural West Bengal gets tap water under the Jal Jeevan Mission by 2026 without “cut-money” or nepotism, upliftment of conditions in the Primary Health Sector and to open Pradhan Mantri Jan Ausadhi Kendra in every block,” he added.
Listing out the schemes for ladies, he mentioned, “BJP promises to take steps to eliminate Anemia among women by working in coordination with the central government. It also promised free sanitary pads for women under the Stree Swabhiman Yojana.”The manifesto additionally contains establishing Barnaparichay Book Centre for college kids and likewise organising of vigilance committee to make sure meals security and high quality in mid-day meals.
The BJP claimed to construct everlasting dams and bridges, present arsenic-free water, a everlasting aid centre to fight calamities and cent per cent electrical energy protection to all villages by 2025.
The get together promised to arrange a Vivekananda Help Centre for on-line consciousness relating to banking and Central schemes. It would additionally arrange a Help Desk and Special Women Task Force to cope with crimes in each Zila Parishad, it mentioned in its manifesto. (ANI)