The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Saturday released its election manifesto for the Haryana Assembly elections on October 21, promising to give Rs 1 crore to the kin of armed forces personnel killed on duty, the Swaminathan Commission report Implemented, and drug-independent states.
Haryana AAP President Naveen Jaihind released the party’s election manifesto before the conclusion of the assembly elections. “The families of martyrs belonging to the army, paramilitary forces and Haryana Police will be given financial assistance of Rs 1 crore and a government job,” said Jaihind.
If voted to power, the AAP will implement the Swaminanthan Commission report as its first step, the party leader said.
The state will be made drug-free and toll-free, the manifesto said.
Up to 200 units power will be provided free of cost, besides each family will get 20,000 litres free water, the manifesto, in which 51 promises were made, said.
A complete changeover will be done of government hospitals, whereas a fee will be fixed in private hospitals, it said.
For the security of women, two lakh CCTVs and as many street lights will be installed, the manifesto said.
Free bus travel facility for women and students will be provided, besides without the permission of 50% of women in an area no liquor vends will be opened. The AAP will end contract system, open mohalla clinics and 20 new 500 bedded hospitals with the provision of an ambulance in each village.
Jaihind said the party will end ‘inspector raj’ to benefit traders, solar plants will be installed on non-fertile land of farmers.
Unemployed youths will get Rs 10,000 monthly allowance, more than 100 fast track court to be set up, provision of two lakh jobs will be made and for police personnel five day week to be implemented, he said.
He said that 33% reservation will be given to women in the state assembly and jobs.
Girls in schools and colleges will be given an electric shock for self-defense, Jaihind said that graduates will be given free laptops. The AAP has fielded candidates in 46 seats in the 90-member assembly.
