Union Minister and State BJP chief G Kishan Reddy unveiled the Viksit Bharat Sankalp document to gather ideas from people on how the country should progress. These ideas will be used to prepare the party’s manifesto for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. It was decided at the party’s national congress to create an agenda for the next five years, known as ‘GYAN’ – Garib Kalyan, Youth, Agriculture, and Nari Shakti.
The goal is to empower these categories and make them partners in the country’s development over the next five years. The party will prepare two manifestos – one to make the country developed by 2047, and the other to empower the poor, youth, agriculture, and women. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been gathering opinions from various channels and designing schemes for the past 10 years, prioritizing all sections of society.
The party’s next election manifesto will reflect this inclusive approach by considering ideas from different sections of the population. A program called ‘Viksit Bharat Modi Ki Guaranti’ has been started to gather public opinion for the manifesto until March 15. Ideas are being collected through various means such as direct meetings, door-to-door visits, digital media, NAMO App, social media, and suggestion boxes at the assembly constituency level.
Kishan Reddy announced that the party will campaign with the slogan ‘Phir Ek Bar… Modi Sarkar’. This initiative aims to engage with people at all levels and incorporate their views into the party’s plans for the future.
