TDP, janasena, bjp Manifesto: The first signature is on that file...!?

The TDP-BJP-Janasena alliance released the joint manifesto for the andhra pradesh Assembly Elections on Tuesday. Leaders of three parties unveiled it at Chandrababu's residence in Undavalli. As the elections are approaching in andhra pradesh, all the parties are announcing manifestos. While the ruling ycp has already announced its election manifesto, the tdp alliance released its election manifesto on Tuesday. The manifesto was prepared with the proposals of tdp, janasena, and bjp, the partner parties in the alliance. chandrababu naidu will release the election manifesto. Chandrababu, janasena chief Pawan Kalyan, bjp state in-charge siddharth Nath Singh, and other leaders participated in this program. In this context, there is interest in what guarantees will be included in the joint manifesto.

Important points in the manifesto:

Free travel for women in rtc buses.

Three cylinders per year are free under the Deepam scheme.

Every woman who has completed 18 years will be given Rs.1500 per year under the girl child fund and Rs.18 thousand.

Unemployment benefits of Rs.3 thousand per month for unemployed youth.

  4 lakh per annum to create 20 lakh jobs in five years.

Free tap connection to every household. Supply of clean drinking water.

First signing on Mega DSC.

Financial assistance of Rs.15 thousand per year per child studying under 'Thalliki Vandanam'.

Disability pension is Rs.6000

Old Age Pension Rs.4000

BC pension for 50 years only,

A special law for the protection of BCs.

Investment assistance of Rs.20 thousand per year for each farmer.

A unit of electricity for aquarists is Rs.1.50

The honorarium for volunteers is Rs.10,000 per month

Free tap connection to every household

Two cents house land for the poor. Good home construction with quality materials.

Sand is free.

Repeal of Land Rights Act.

Rs.20,000 assistance to fishermen during sea fishing break.

Financial assistance for boat repairs.

Interest-free loans for small businessmen.

200 units per handloom.