Congress released its manifesto for 2024 election
In three words it will be Work Justice and Welfare.
Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge, Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi and senior leader Rahul Gandhi released the party’s Lok Sabha manifesto in New Delhi.
Following up on the theme of justice, the manifesto’s second broad theme is to create wealth through investments.
“The third section is focused on welfare. But for welfare for whom?,” Mr. Chidambaram said.
Accusing the government of being a government “of the rich, by the rich and for the rich,” Mr. Chidambaram added, “We have to focus on the bottom 50% of the population.” “If Congress comes to power, we will lift 23 crore people out of poverty .We have done it before and we can do it again.”
More work in all aspects More Govt Jobs, More rural jobs, and revival of justice that was manipulated in BJP system and reestablishment of welfare system that is lost in BJP regime
Work – Justice – Welfare
📌 Safeguard Constitution and Restore Democracy that is eroded in BJP regime
📌 Justice for the States – Federal Structure
📌 Justice for Fundamental Freedom of all
📌 Legal guarantee to Minimum Support Prices (MSP)
📌 Will take 23 Crore poor in India out of poverty
📌 Will increase GDP to that of previous UDP level
📌 Immediately restore Jammu and Kashmir’s statehood
📌 Scrapping the the Agnipath Scheme
📌 The Rajasthan model of cashless insurance of up to Rs 25 lakh will be adopted for universal healthcare
📌 National minimum wage will be Rs 400 per day
📌 Launch of the Mahalakshmi scheme to provide Rs 1 lakh per year to every poor Indian family.
📌 Scrapping contractualisation of regular jobs in govt, PSUs and ensure regularisation of such appointments.
📌 Filling nearly 30 lakh vacancies in sanctioned posts at various levels in the central government.
A constitutional amendment to raise 50 per cent cap on reservations for SC, ST and OBC communities
📌 Ten per cent quota in jobs, educational institutions for EWS will be implemented for all castes, communities
📌 Passing the ‘Right to Apprenticeship Act’ to provide one-year apprenticeship to every diploma holder or graduate below age of 25.