Modi's Jharkhand Rally: A Blueprint for Change

Prime Minister Modi is set to address rallies in poll-bound Jharkhand, following BJP's manifesto release. Home Minister Amit Shah unveiled promises like the Uniform Civil Code implementation, housing initiatives, employment opportunities, and educational reforms. The assembly elections will occur in two phases on November 13 and 20.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is gearing up to address two significant rallies in Jharkhand, with the elections approaching. The scheduled addresses in Chaibasa and Garhwa come just after BJP's manifesto release, marking a crucial phase in the party's campaign strategy.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah recently launched the BJP's electoral promises, highlighting plans to enforce a Uniform Civil Code in Jharkhand and taking a firm stance on tackling infiltration from Bangladesh. A major focus of the manifesto is on returning lands to tribal communities, bolstering infrastructure, and boosting the housing sector through promised initiatives like providing 21 lakh families with concrete homes and improved water access.

Additionally, to combat unemployment, the BJP pledged to create thousands of government jobs and self-employment opportunities. The manifesto also touches upon significant educational promises, such as free education for all girls and financial stipends for graduates facing professional challenges. The upcoming elections will see the state divided into two voting phases, with outcomes poised to shape Jharkhand's political landscape.

(With inputs from agencies.)