The BJP manifesto for Telangana elections includes several key points. The party promises good governance, a BC Chief Minister, and focuses on housing and food security. They plan to provide a Rs 2700 input assistant for small and marginal farmers for fertilizers, as well as a Rs 3100 Minimum Support Price (MSP) for paddy.
In terms of education, the BJP promises to provide free laptops to girls studying degree and professional courses. They also plan to hold exams every six months through the TSPSC. The party supports the Vidya Sri and Arogya Sri schemes for education and healthcare, respectively.
The BJP manifesto also focuses on basic amenities for industries and the re-evaluation of the Kaleswaram project. They aim to celebrate Telangana Liberation Day as a state festival and establish a commission to investigate corruption during the BRS tenure. The party also plans to establish a PRC Revision Commission and a State Capital Region Development Authority.
Other promises in the manifesto include implementing a Uniform Civil Code, establishing a Women Domestic Workers Corporation, and introducing a separate budget for women. The BJP aims to fill 2.5 lakh government jobs in five years and establish a separate corporation for women farmers. They also plan to create 10 lakh jobs for women and establish a fee regulation commission for private school fees.
The party promises to scrap the Dharani portal and reduce petrol and diesel prices. They also plan to provide welfare for 5 lakh gig workers in Telangana and establish an Anti Radicalisation Cell. Other proposals include establishing a Women Sainik School and three Telangana Institutes of Medical Sciences.
The BJP manifesto also promises to provide cows free of cost to farmers, ensure salary payment to employees and pensioners on the first of every month, and provide land pattas to the poor in villages. Lastly, they plan to establish a special secretariat for NRIs.
Overall, the BJP Telangana election manifesto is seen as a guarantee from Prime Minister Modi.
