BJP candidates to have separate manifestos for assembly poll

NEW DELHI: Delhi BJP will come out with separate manifestos for almost all assembly constituencies reflecting the party's plan to redress problems at local level, a move that comes weeks after Aam Admi Party had annouced a similar initiative.

Delhi BJP Chief Vijay Goel said BJP will release its "main" manifesto on November 22 while manifestos at constituency-level will be prepared by the party candidates.

He said water, power, corruption, price rise and and "lack" of security for women will form the basis of BJP's campaign in the city.

"We will come out with separate manifestos for assembly constituencies," he said addressing a press conference.

Goel said the main manifesto will reflect the party's vision for Delhi.