Asserting that BJP would not see liquor sales
The manifesto, released Thursday by state BJP president K Laxman, also promised a legislation to prevent "forcible religious conversions" made by offering money and other inducements. It also promised free houses to all eligible poor by 2022. In addition to implementation of the NDA governments Ayushman Bharat health scheme, the manifesto promised steps to set up generic medicine centres in every mandal (administrative unit). Cows would be distributed free of غير مجاز مي باشدt every year at the time of festivals and other celebrations, the manifesto said. The lands of Waqf board would be protected. The backward classes corporation would be allocated Rs 5,000 crore annually, the manifesto said. Steps would be taken to send back Rohingyas and those who "illegally entered" from Bangladesh, it said. Restrictions would be imposed on the timings for its sale. For the welfare of minorities, the manifesto promised effective implementation of central schemes, including Seekho aur Kamao, Naya Manzil, Pado Pardesh and Naya Roshni. The unemployed youth will get unemployment dole of Rs 3,116 per month. Alongside free laptops to degree students, the manifesto said girl students from seventh standard to 10th standard will get free cycles. The party promised allocation of Rs 100 crore to a linguistic board proposed to be set up for the welfare of speakers of Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Bengali, Oriya and Hindi speaking living in the state. The manifesto also promised subsidy to senior citizens for visiting Kailash Mansarovar, Kashi and Puri. It also assured doing away with the surcharge currently being collected (by state-run Road Transport Corporation) for bus travel during festivals. Financial assistance of Rs 5,000 per month would be paid towards rent till the construction of such houses, it said. For law and order, surveillance cameras would be installed at vital places in large numbers across the state.Hyderabad: Farm loan waiver up to Rs two lakh, free Shielding Tape Manufacturers laptops to degree students, regulation of liquor sale, free distribution of cows to one lakh people every year are some of the main promises in the BJPs manifesto for the December 7 Telangana Assembly polls.. For the welfare of women, the manifesto promised provision of Rs one lakh and one tola (about 12 grams) gold to poor women at the time of marriage under Sowbhagya Laxmi scheme. Computer training and skill development would also be offered in Madrassas, it promised. Girl students of degree and above courses will get scooties (two-wheelers) with 50 per cent subsidy. Asserting that BJP would not see liquor sales as a source of revenue, the party promised regulation of sale of liquor. It also promised free distribution of quality seeds and free bore or well or a pump set to every farmer.
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