BJP Manifesto 2.0 for Delhi Elections: Party makes big promises for students, youth and women

The Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday unveiled the second part of its manifesto, Sankalp Patra Part - II, for the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025 at the party’s State Office.

The first part of the manifesto was launched by BJP National President JP Nadda and BJP MP Anurag Thakur released the second part. The party had promised to continue the existing welfare schemes in the national capital in its first part.

"When we imagine a developed India, a developed Delhi has an important role. National President Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda ji had earlier presented his views before you regarding the Developed Delhi Resolution 2025. Today I have come before you all with its second part," he said.

BJP's promises for Delhi Elections

• The needy students will receive free education from KG to PG in government educational institutions.
• The needy aspirants willing to appear for competitive exams will also be provided Rs 15,000 lumpsum financial assistance.
• BJP said it will form a SIT will be formed adopting 'zero tolerance' policy against mis-governance and corruption done by AAP government in Delhi.
• SC students to get a monthly stipend of Rs 1,000 under the Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Stipend Yojana.
• The party has promised to set up a welfare board for auto-taxi drivers, life insurance of Rs 10 lakh, accident insurance of Rs 5 lakh and vehicle insurance along with scholarship for their children.
• Welfare board for domestic workers will be created, life insurance of Rs 10 lakh, accident insurance of Rs 5 lakh, scholarship for their children and 6 months paid maternity leave
• The number of beneficiaries of PM Swanidhi Yojana to be doubled.

The BJP has announced candidates for 68 out of 70 constituencies, leaving two seats for its National Democratic Alliance (NDA) allies. The JD(U) will contest from the Burari seat, fielding Shailendra Kumar, while the LJP (Ram Vilas) is set to contest from Deoli, though its candidate is yet to be declared.Among the BJP's prominent candidates are Dushyant Gautam from Karol Bagh, Manjinder Singh Sirsa from Rajouri Garden, and Arvinder Singh Lovely from Gandhi Nagar. Parvesh Verma is slated to challenge Arvind Kejriwal in New Delhi, while Ramesh Bidhuri will face AAP’s Atishi in Kalkaji.The elections promise a three-way contest between AAP, BJP, and Congress. The Congress has fielded Sandeep Dikshit, son of former Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, from the New Delhi seat.The ruling AAP, which secured a landslide victory in 2020 by winning 62 of the 70 seats, has announced candidates for all constituencies, while the Congress has declared candidates for 68 seats.The election process is moving swiftly, with January 17 being the last date for filing nominations. Scrutiny of nominations will take place on January 18, and candidates can withdraw their nominations until January 20. Voting will be held on February 5 in a single phase, with the counting of votes scheduled for February 8.