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Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh Election 2022 Highlights: In Himachal, women and religion at the core of BJP, Congress manifestos

Gujarat Election, Himachal Pradesh Election 2022 Highlights: "I want Congress to perform well in both states," says Ghulam Nabi Azad; "those spreading hatred, defaming Gujarat will be swept out of state in Assembly polls," says PM Modi.

Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh Election 2022 Live: BJP national president JP Nadda during the release of the party's manifesto for the upcoming Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections; (right) Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel and others release Congress party manifesto for the Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections, in Shimla. (PTI photos)

Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly Election 2022 Highlights: Issues related to women and religion form the core of the poll manifestos of the BJP and the Congress, with both parties vying with each other in announcing sops to woo voters for the crucial November 12 Himachal Pradesh Assembly elections, according to an analysis by news agency PTI. While the Congress on Saturday unveiled the “Har Ghar Lakshmi, Nari Samman Nidhi” promising Rs 1500 per month to adult women besides 300 units of free power which too would potentially ease the living of women, the BJP on Sunday launched a dedicated manifesto for the female voters calling the document Stree Sankalp Patra.
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Not a hobby, but compulsion: former journalist Isudan Gadhvi is AAP’s CM face in Gujarat

Isudan Gadhvi, former journalist and AAP national joint general secretary, will be the party’s chief ministerial candidate in the Gujarat Assembly elections next month.

Making this announcement Friday, AAP chief and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said, “We don’t decide sitting in a room who will be a CM candidate. Bhagwant Mann was chosen as CM not by AAP, but by Punjab’s public. At a time when it seems sure that AAP will form the government, today we are not announcing the name of the CM candidate of AAP but announcing the CM for the next Gujarat government.”

“A week ago, we solicited public opinion and 16,48,500 responses were received, and 73% of them took Isudanbhai Gadhvi’s name,” he said.

Pension scheme, jobs and sops for apple orchards in Congress manifesto ahead of Himachal polls

The old pension scheme, jobs, and reforms in the apple plantations are the key promises in the Congress manifesto for the upcoming polls. The party released the document in Shimla Saturday. Titled ‘Himachal, Himachaliyat aur Hum’, the manifesto highlights several policies that the party plans to implement if they win.

The manifesto is divided into three parts — Himachal, Himachaliyat and Hum. Under ‘Himachal’, the party has promised one lakh jobs in the first cabinet meeting and an overhaul of all political decisions taken by the Jairam Thakur government that have “harmed the employees”.

The Congress also promised to deliver 300 units of free electricity. The BJP currently offers 125 units of free electricity to local consumers.

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