Amit Shah releases BJP manifesto, promises UCC and Rs 3,000 aid for women

Union Home Minister Amit Shah released the BJP’s manifesto in Kolkata on Friday. (Photo Credit: BJP) (Source: Photo by PTI)

He said the BJP manifesto will fulfil Bengal’s dreams and also promised to seal the Bangladesh border to increase security of the nation (Source: Photo by PTI)

He stated a BJP government would “delete, detect, and deport” illegal immigrants from Bengal while outlining national security measures. (Source: Photo by PTI)

Shah said CM Mamata Banerjee has shattered the hopes of people and the public is now fearful, disillusioned, and is seeking change from the heart. (Source: Photo by PTI)

He added that in the last 10 years, the Bharatiya Janata Party has established itself as a constructive opposition and is working as the principal opposition party in the West Bengal Assembly. (Source: Photo by PTI)

He emphasised that the manifesto is a path to bring every section of Bengal out of despair and presents a roadmap for the developed India envisioned by Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Source: Photo by PTI)

The BJP also promised to constitute a commission headed by a retired Supreme Court judge to investigate all instances of political violence irrespective of the party targeted (Source: Photo by PTI)

Shah noted that three White Papers would be introduced to address corruption, political violence, and the restoration of law and order (Source: Photo by PTI)

The manifesto listed 15 promises including strict measures against illegal infiltration, elimination of cut money culture, assurance of DA at central rates and implementation of the 7th Pay Commission (Source: Photo by PTI)

It also outlined creation of 1 crore jobs, financial assistance for unemployed youth and for women, formation of a women’s police battalion, support for farmers, and measures to boost fisheries sector and industrial development in the state (Source: Photo by PTI)