Bhopal , Only one week is left for the assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh. In such a situation, senior leaders of Congress and BJP are continuously visiting the state and seeking support from the public in the interest of the party. In this series, tomorrow i.e. on 11th November, BJP is going to release its manifesto. Most of the focus in this paper has been on farmers, youth and women. BJP national president JP Nadda will release the resolution letter. During this, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan, Manifesto Committee Chairman Jayant Malaiya, State President VD Sharma, Election Management Committee Chairman and Union Minister Narendra Singh Tomar will be present.
A lot in the letter for youth, women and farmers
There will be big planning regarding villages in the manifesto of Bharatiya Janata Party. With this, there will be more focus on women and farmers. In this manifesto, there will be a special focus on education and employment along with the promise of safety to women. At the same time, a promise of giving Rs 3000 to the beloved sisters can also be made. Let us tell you that Congress has released its promissory note for the MP assembly elections. This time the party has given the slogan ‘Congress will come, it will bring prosperity’. Congress has made many big promises in its promissory note for the youth, women and farmers of the state.
Event held in Minto Hall regarding resolution letter
Let us tell you that earlier the BJP manifesto was to be released on Dhanteras. But now it will be released on Narak Chaturdashi i.e. 11th November. A program regarding the resolution letter will be held in Minto Hall of the capital Bhopal from 12:30 pm. BJP is busy in preparations regarding this. BJP’s manifesto (MP BJP Manifesto 2023) for the assembly elections has been prepared keeping all sections in mind. Party leaders are calling it a masterstroke.
Fate will be decided on 3rd December
Let us tell you that voting is to be held in the state on November 17, which has been organized in one phase. In such a situation, both the parties have limited time left for campaigning. In view of this, star campaigners of both the parties are visiting 230 assembly seats of the state and trying to woo the public. Now it remains to be seen whose doors of luck open on 3rd December and who faces failure.
