What's In The Alliance Manifesto For The AP Elections?

Poll-bound Andhra Pradesh is gearing up for an intense fight. The political picture is seen as the fight between the ruling YSRCP and opposition parties. Three parties-BJP, TDP and Janasena are going together for the polls recreating the 2014 scenes. The stakes around the elections are quite high this time.

The alliance announced the joint manifesto from Chandrababu Naidu’s house. Chandrababu and Pawan Kalyan addressed the media on the manifesto. Janasena chief Pawan Kalyan said that after considering the suggestions that people gave, the manifesto was prepared.

Pawan Kalyan said that the Telugu community which is the powerful one in the country had let its head down looking at the situation of Andhra Pradesh. He said that the state is travelling in the reverse path in all the sectors with all the charges increased.

Highlights Of Joint Manifesto:

20 lakh Jobs for the Youth in Five years

3,000 per month Unemployment Allowance

First Signature of Mega DSC

Job Calendar Every Year

Special Law For the Protection Of BCs

Policies Which encourage the Industries

Bringing Investments To The state for employment creation

E-Libraries For Gaining Knowledge

Bc Declaration With Pension for BCsat 50 years

1,50,000 Cr will be spent under the Bc-Sub Plan

Subsidy for Small-scale Industries and Start-UPs

Implementing 10 percent EWS Reservation brought by Centre

Continuing Amaravati by providing Employment and facilities

Utilising the chances of employment in North Andhra, Coastal Ap, and Rayalaseema

Special Funds For the Corporations

Insurance For Caste-based occupation

Interest-free loans to small-scale businesses

Providing current to Aqua Farmers at Just Rs 1.50 per Unit

4,000 pension from April

6,000 pension for Specially-abled people

15,000 pension for those who are 100 percent specialty-abled

2 Cents Land For Poor in Urban Areas

3 Cents Land in Rural Areas

Rs 25,000 salary for Nayi Brahmins working in Temples

Rs 15,000 for Mothers Under Talliki Vandanam

3 Cylinders Free under the Deepam Scheme

Rs 20,000 to farmers as help