CM Yogi declares, “UP’s 80 base for NDA’s 400,” in his new campaign slogan

Lucknow: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath of Uttar Pradesh said on Monday that the 80 Assembly seats in the state would help the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) reach 400 seats. The party’s platform is based on four key pillars: the nation’s impoverished, youth, food suppliers, and women’s strength.

He said that the resolution letter, which reaffirmed the party’s commitment to a developed India and a decisive campaign against corruption, is PM Modi’s pledge.

He announced a new catchphrase, “80 banega adhaar, NDA 400 paar, Modi Sarkaar phir ek baar,” for the Uttar Pradesh Lok Sabha elections in 2024. To clarify the manifesto, the BJP organized simultaneous news conferences on Monday in each of the 75 districts.

The nation’s four social pillars received the first four copies of the manifesto, according to the chief minister. These are women, food producers, young people, and the impoverished (GYAN).

According to him, the BJP has evolved from a political party to the desire of 140 crore people, who see it as their responsibility to successfully carry out India’s vision.

“Whatever goals the nation has today, PM Modi has made them his vision, and that is our task. This nation trusts Modi’s assurance,” he said.

The Chief Minister said that the goal is to increase the reach of all government programs for the impoverished, such as the Housing Scheme, Ayushman Bharat Yojana, Ujjwala Yojana, and free ration.

The manifesto embodies the determination of a nation-first, self-sufficient, and developed India. This is the first election held under the “Amrit kaal” of independence, when candidates are running on the platform of an independent and advanced India. PM Modi’s pledge on the country’s identity, security, faith and economy has been the basis of this,” he added.

“Our manifesto is the blueprint of a new India, a better India, an independent India, and a developed India,” Yogi Adityanath said. It not only declares a firm fight on corruption but also restates the determination to turn India from an Antyodaya to a Sarvodaya and an international leader.”

According to the Chief Minister, the manifesto calls for the implementation of a National Litigation Policy, a Uniform Civil Code, modifications to the commercial and civil justice systems, One Nation, One Election, the PM Surya Har Ghar Free Electricity Scheme, and a reduction in the cost of house registration. The party has reaffirmed its commitment to double the PM Mudra Yojana cap, expand the PM Matsya Yojana, raise the MSP, and create three crore Lakhpati Didis.

In addition, the following are mentioned: paramedic training, bolstering health infrastructure, affordable insurance products for MSMEs, establishing connections between senior citizens and transgender individuals and Ayushman Bharat under the resolution of Healthy India, and implementing the nation’s mission of irrigation, cold storage, and agricultural infrastructure.

In addition, the chief minister said that the manifesto reaffirms our commitment to organising Ramayana Mahotsav worldwide.