Haryana's BJP Unveils Plan to Craft Inclusive Manifesto for October Assembly Polls

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced a new campaign to gather public suggestions for the BJP's manifesto ahead of the October 1 assembly polls. 'Sankalp Vans' will travel to all districts to collect feedback, which will be incorporated into the party's 'Sankalp Patra'. The initiative is aimed at ensuring the manifesto reflects the public's aspirations.

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced on Wednesday that the BJP's manifesto for the October 1 assembly polls will be formulated based on public suggestions. Named the 'Sankalp Patra,' this inclusive document aims to gather feedback from the people of Haryana.

Speaking at an event in Panchkula where he flagged off a 'Sankalp Van,' Saini detailed that these vans will visit every block in all 22 districts to collect public input. BJP's Haryana poll manifesto committee head and national secretary, O P Dhankar, was also present and outlined various methods for gathering suggestions, including via social media and suggestion boxes at party offices statewide.

Dhankar added that party leaders would engage directly with people across the districts to ensure comprehensive feedback. Highlighting the BJP's commitment to realistic promises, the officials expressed confidence in winning the elections and emphasized the party's record of fulfilling its previous manifesto promises.

(With inputs from agencies.)