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'BJP to release public-driven manifesto for Delhi polls', says Bidhuri
The Daily Guardian
|December 21, 2024
Additionally, discussions were held with 24 departments associated with the party and the Sangh Parivar. As of now, the party has received a total of 1,04,322 suggestions, reflecting significant public engagement.
Ramvir Singh Bidhuri, MP and Convener of the Delhi BJP's Election 2025 Manifesto Committee, announced that the party's manifesto for the upcoming February 2025 Delhi Assembly elections will be comprehensive and reflective of public aspirations.
He revealed that the BJP, under the guidance of the state BJP president and senior leaders, has formed a manifesto committee that includes young leaders. This committee has held six meetings so far, identifying various issues and deciding to shape the manifesto based on the aspirations of Delhi's citizens.
To achieve this, the BJP engaged in extensive consultations with different sections of society over the past three weeks.
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