BJP releases 'vision document' for Bihar polls; harps on development
Patna, Oct 1: Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Thursday released the BJP's 'vision document' for the Bihar assembly elections in the presence of various party leaders and other union ministers.
Finanace Minister Arun Jaitley while releasing the document said that this vision document is a charter of development in Bihar. [Bihar Election 2015: Special Coverage]
Yadav said the document focuses on women's empowerment, education, jobs for youth and infrastructure development.
"The vision document has a clear-cut plan to develop Bihar in the next five years if the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance wins the polls and forms the next government," he said.
The party's main plank is "development in Bihar", he said.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, in his vision document for the next five years, spoke of his seven-point agenda to develop Bihar. This included free Wi-Fi in college and university campuses, a student credit card scheme for loans to pursue higher and professional education, and an unemployment allowance.
The Nitish Kumar document also promised electricity and toilets in every home, and piped water that would benefit 16 lakh families.
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vision
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charter
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development
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Bihar:
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'Political
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Central
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This included free Wi-Fi in college and university campuses and a student credit card scheme for loans to pursue higher and professional education and unemployment allowance to support themselves while finding jobs.
Nitish Kumar's vision document also promised electricity and toilets in every home, and piped water that will benefit 16 lakh families.
The BJP is contesting 160 of the 243 assembly seats.
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