BJP Promises Free Education From KG To PG

Former Union minister Anurag Thakur, along with Delhi BJP President Virender Sachdeva and other senior leaders, launched the second part of the BJP's Sankalp Patra (manifesto) for the upcoming Delhi Assembly elections.

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During his address, Thakur emphasised that the people of Delhi have decisively chosen to move forward with the BJP and its vision for a prosperous and developed city. The manifesto focuses on welfare schemes aimed at addressing key issues faced by various sections of society in Delhi.

Thakur announced that the BJP government would provide free education from kindergarten to postgraduate level for economically disadvantaged students in Delhi's government institutions. "We believe in empowering our youth through education," Thakur stated, reinforcing the BJP's commitment to enhancing educational access for all.

An initiative for young people preparing for competitive exams was also unveiled. The BJP promises a one-time financial assistance of Rs 15,000 to help with preparations, along with reimbursements for travel and application fees for up to two attempts. This initiative, according to the BJP, will help alleviate the financial burdens on students aiming to join prestigious institutions and civil services.