While unveiling the manifesto, the BJP’s nationwide president JP Nadda mentioned, “We have done what was promised and we have also done things which were not talked about. So our words have strength… A lot of political parties are making big announcements. Why won’t they do so? They will not come to power and so they can show any type of dreams. But if BJP says something, then it is not said lightly. We make all preparations, do due diligence, make calculations and we recognise the needy and their requirements.” The BJP has additionally invited “suggestions” from folks over its manifesto.

The BJP manifesto titled “Agresar Gujarat Sankalp Patra 2022” pledges to offer free schooling to ladies from kindergarten to post-graduation. This promise mirrors the Congress manifesto launched on November 12. The AAP too has promised free schooling to all kids. At a rally at Mahidarpura in Surat’s diamond market Saturday, the AAP candidate from Varachha, Alpesh Kathiriya, charged that the BJP manifesto was a “xerox copy” of the AAP ensures. “This is not your Agresar (progressive) Gujarat but your peechheyhat (retreating) Bharatiya Janata Party,” he alleged.

Targeting the BJP, Gujarat AAP president Gopal Italia instructed the Mahidarpura rally, “When we announce our guarantees, the BJP calculates cost and tells us where will you get the money from.”

The BJP manifesto guarantees to offer free medical remedy by doubling the cap of Pradhan Mantri Jan Aryogya Yojana to Rs 10 lakh from the prevailing Rs 5 lakh. The Congress has additionally promised a Rs 10 lakh free medical well being cowl to all residents.

While the BJP has promised two free LPG cylinders yearly for ladies below the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, the Congress has pledged subsidised cylinders at Rs 500 per unit. Gujarat Congress spokesman Manish Doshi says, “The Congress manifesto announced well in advance forced the BJP to focus on education and health. Their promises follow ours. In 2012, when we announced the ‘Ghar nu Ghar scheme (promising houses to voters)’ the BJP promised to build 50 lakh houses.”

Doshi identified that the BJP manifesto was “silent” on farmer money owed, inflation, maritime safety and a spurt in financial crimes in Gujarat. The Congress has pledged to jot down off farmers debt as much as Rs 3 lakh every within the state, whereas the determine promised on this regard by the AAP is Rs 2 lakh. Both the Congress and the AAP have promised electrical energy to farmers throughout daytime for irrigation functions.

As a part of their ballot pledges, each the Congress and the AAP have promised 300 models of free electrical energy for folks, which the BJP has not finished. Similarly, whereas each the Opposition events have promised scrapping of the controversial land resurvey carried out by the BJP authorities, the saffron celebration’s manifesto stays silent on this matter.

The BJP has promised to generate 20 lakh new jobs within the subsequent 5 years, whereas the Congress and the AAP have promised to fill 10 lakh vacancies within the state authorities’s departments and PSUs. The Congress pledged to regularise contractual authorities workers. Both the Congress and the AAP have additionally promised to offer unemployment allowance to jobless youth, restoration of the Old Pension Scheme (OPS) and strict motion in opposition to these concerned in leaking papers of presidency recruitment examinations.

All the three events have promised help for cows and livestock. While the BJP in its manifesto pledges rolling out “Pashu Aadhar cards” and subsidised cattle feed for calves, the Congress has promised Rs 5,000 for each household in search of to purchase a cow. The AAP has promised Rs 40 per day for upkeep of every cow within the state.

On the difficulty of Pakistan Maritime Agency seizing fishing boats of Gujarati fishermen, the BJP has promised to offer new boats to them as alternative, whereas the Congress introduced a Rs 50 lakh package deal for the boat house owners and a management over overseas vessels fishing inside 12 nautical miles off Gujarat coast.

While the BJP manifesto guarantees to arrange 25 residential faculties for tribals, the AAP too has promised to construct residential faculties for tribals in all districts moreover establishing homes for them.