Bihar Lok Sabha Elections 2024: For the Lok Sabha elections, the Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) has released the party’s manifesto named ‘Parivartan Patra’. Meanwhile, after releasing the manifesto, Tejashwi Yadav tweeted on his social media handle X and said that ‘From this coming Rakshabandhan, women from poor families will be given a financial assistance of Rs 1 lakh per year.’
Meanwhile, Tejashwi Yadav said in another social media post that ‘From the coming 15th August, we will free the youth of the country from unemployment. After the formation of the government, the recruitment process for 30 lakh vacant posts will begin from this 15th August. 70 lakh new posts will be created, i.e. a total of 1 crore youth will get jobs.’
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RJD released ‘Parivartan Patra’
Let us tell you that today on Saturday (13 April), Leader of Opposition and RJD leader Tejashwi Yadav released a manifesto during a press conference. RJD has named it ‘Parivartan Patra’ instead of manifesto. RJD has made 24 promises in its Parivartan Patra. It promises from one crore jobs to gas cylinders for Rs 500.
RJD’s manifesto talks about closing the Agniveer scheme
RJD’s manifesto talks about closing the Agniveer scheme and giving martyr status to paramilitary forces. Along with starting airports in Purnia, Gopalganj, Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, Raxaul in Bihar, it has been promised to bring the railway recruitment to the pre-2014 standards and implement the remaining recommendations of the Mandal Commission.
RJD’s manifesto talks about planning to start a startup competition
RJD’s manifesto talks about planning to start a startup competition, setting up industries to promote industrialisation, starting a startup incubator, starting two to three startup competitions every year, including the increased reservation in the caste census in the ninth schedule, increasing the salary and honorarium of Anganwadi and Asha workers, increasing the recruitment of all frontline workers, and making a national rule for appointment in the student-teacher ratio.
Right to Health Act will be introduced
In the remaining 24 Jan Vachan of RJD, Right to Health Act will be introduced and provision of free consultation, free medicines and treatment will be made. Along with conducting caste census across the country, law and order will be improved. Training will be provided to law enforcement bodies like police to sensitize them. National Youth Commission will be formed in the country. Young students, administrative organizations and people working in the unorganized sector will be included. Construction of Bihar Film City will be started and historical religious places of all religions of Bihar will be renovated.
We did what we said – Tejashwi Yadav
Tejashwi Yadav further said that Nitish Kumar did not think it was possible to give jobs earlier, but we said it and did it. We do what we say. He said that whatever we promised in the year 2020, we fulfilled it in 17 months and gave 5 lakh government jobs. So many jobs are not available anywhere in the country. The RJD leader said that the work of increasing the limit of reservation in Bihar was done, the promise of giving jobs to players was also fulfilled.
‘Without the development of Bihar, the country…’
Apart from this, Tejashwi has said another special thing that ‘If we come to power, we will get the status of special state for Bihar as soon as possible. Without the development of Bihar, the country cannot develop. He announced that if our coalition government is formed at the center, then Bihar will also get a special package of 1.60 lakh crores.
Says, Parivartan Patra has been prepared with research
On the occasion of the release of the manifesto, Tejashwi Yadav made a big statement saying that Congress is talking about giving 30 lakh jobs, but I think 70 lakh more posts can be created. Our Parivartan Patra has been prepared with research. We will fulfill the promises that are being made. We have shown our work in UPA 1 and it was because of our support that Manmohan Singh became PM. We are only strengthening the hands of Rahul Gandhi.
