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"Siddaramaiah's government was absolutely a Reverse Gear government; it looted the natural resources, was letting the criminal and anti-social elements run amok, and appeasing a certain section of the society only to consolidate its vote bank!" said BJP National President JP Nadda while releasing BJP Praja Manifesto 2023 for the poll-bound Karnataka.
#LIVE | BJP national president JP Nadda releases party's manifesto for Karnataka elections in Bengaluru. Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai highlights promises made in manifesto.#KarnatakaElections2023#Karnataka #BJP #KarnatakaAssemblyElections2023https://t.co/DrgZGX0vGU pic.twitter.com/RpNqJPXywK
— Republic (@republic) May 1, 2023
"Our manifesto is different from the Congress' manifesto which talks about guarantees, which has got an outdated warranty. Our manifesto contains a realistic, achievable promise which will fulfil the aspirations of Karnataka's youth, farmers, women, labours, middle class, SC/ST and all sections of the society. Our manifesto is centred around 6 themes, said BJP national president JP Nadda.
Our Manifesto is centred around 6 themes:
#KarnatakaAssemblyElections2023 | BJP national president JP Nadda talks about six themes the party's manifesto is centered around.#KarnatakaElections2023#Karnataka #BJP https://t.co/DrgZGX0vGU pic.twitter.com/EJztvacX1F
— Republic (@republic) May 1, 2023
Deepening his attack at Congress, JP Nadda said, "We are a government of Double-Engine, there's a Trouble-Engine; we are here to give Pace to the development, they (Congress) only give 'Brakes' to the development. Today, Karnataka has become the top destination for Foreign Direct Investments."
#KarnatakaAssemblyElections2023 | We have got double engine, there is a trouble engine. We are for development; they are for reverse care: BJP national president JP Nadda.#KarnatakaElections2023#Karnataka #BJP https://t.co/JBOJSkzlid pic.twitter.com/hsXddKFpsQ
— Republic (@republic) May 1, 2023
Assembly Election in Karnataka is slated to take place in a single phase on May 10 and the counting of votes is scheduled for May 13.