Lucknow: AAM AAM AADMI has promised to implement the Delhi educational model by spending 25 percent of the state budget on education if it chooses to power in Uttar Pradesh in his inaugural assembly poll.
The party also promised 80 percent of reservations in government work for teenagers from UP and Local to get various frauds investigated, suspending the anti-corruption agenda which became the power in Delhi in 2014.
In the ‘Warranty of Patra’ released on Thursday, AAP said it would oppose the election On board, education, work, women’s empowerment, and agriculture, where has promised Rs 1,000 per month to women, RS 5,000 unemployment assistance every month, 10 works every year and neglect of all pending electricity contributions.
MP and UP-Charge Sanjay Singh said the party focused on the development of holistic countries and brought several schemes for farmers, workers, youth, women and students.
“This is not a regular manifesto but a guarantee by the party.
With our work in Delhi, we have shown that we did not make empty promises but gave.
This is our agreement with adults,” he said.
For farmers, the party has promised to bring a law on the minimum support price, the creation of cattle shelter in all states, neglect of all loans that are delayed and free electricity.
It will also implement the distribution of the door to the door of the ration, a scheme that previously tried to apply in Delhi.
The party also promised to provide Rs 1 Crore to the family of security personnel in the event of their death, in addition to government work for one family member.
Similarly, compensation of Rs 1 Crore and work for one family member will be given to the Corona warrior family, including doctors, who died in the task.
The party also promised free trips to women in public transportation like in Delhi.
The CCTV camera network will be arranged throughout the state for better security.
Each RS 10 insurance cover will be provided to the roadside vendors and lawyers.
Manifesto said the constitution would be taught in all government schools, Shiksha Mitras would be regulated and the new retirement scheme would be reversed, as requested by various organizations.
The party will also apply the ‘Farishta scheme’ and the accidental victims’ policy where everyone who is injured in an accident will be treated for free at a government and private hospital.
Promise made.
AAP promises 25% of the budget for education
