Lucknow: Free Electrical Scheme coupled with RS 1,500 Pension Monthly to the Head of the BPL and Lakh Family Tend tend to be the top of the Manifesto of the Samajwadi Party for the 2022 poll at Uttar Pradesh.
These problems have found resonance between party cadres throughout the state and outside when SP leadership looks for their feedback about what must be included in the party manifesto for high pegs assembly polls scheduled to be held early next year.
Most party workers say such problems that directly affect the poor and the middle class must be part of Manifesto because it will make SP stand out compared to its political rivals.
“The free electrical scheme is likely to search in Manifesto along with retirement for women and work,” said a senior leader who was associated by gathering feedback from the worker’s party on this issue.
Sources say party leadership is conducting consultation with experts to receive calls at a decent level where the three problems can be fulfilled after the election.
“Workers and party leaders have made such suggestions because they previously saw how our national president fulfilled the promise of distributing free laptops, Metro train projects, and Lucknow-Agra Expressway Project,” said the party’s main spokesman and Secretary of Rajendra Chaudhary.
“They have full confidence that such problems can be attended by the head of our party as soon as he became the main minister for the second time after the election,” Chaudhary added.
Most party leaders and workers have demanded free electricity up to 300 units per month, around RS 1,500 pensions for one crore woman head under the poverty family (BPL) and promising 10 lakh jobs for unemployed youth.
Many party workers also suggest that the party must announce that these promises will be fulfilled in the first cabinet meeting to be held after the selected SP to power the 2022 poll.