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Sunday, April 5, 2009

Elections-2009- Compare MANIFESTOS

Elections 2009 INDIA: Each party is promising something. Some do not promise but talks of achievements only. It is SOP time dear friends!! Let us see what each hve to say. And thi blog promises to remember, analyse what they finally achieve given the chance... so we collect all the Manifestos here at one place.

BJP


BJP Elections 2009 Manifesto



CONGRESS



Congress- Elections 2009 Manifesto

The above two are the two major National Parties. Now let us see what the Regional / Pseudo-National / Smaller Parties are saying:

BSP

BSP does not issue manifesto, but 32-page ‘appeal’ to voters

March 20th, 2009 - 8:22 pm ICT by IANS

Lucknow, March 20 (IANS) Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) president and Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati Friday said that she does not believe in releasing a party manifesto, and instead issued “an appeal” to voters highlighting the achievements of her 22-month-old government.The 32-page appeal to the electorate of Uttar Pradesh, released at a press conference here, read: “The Bahujan Samaj Party is the only party in the country which believes in doing and not just in making promises, which is why our party does not issue election manifestos.”
Reading more like a list of achievements of her government, the appeal aims at urging the Uttar Pradesh voter not to get carried away by “false promises” of other parties. Signed by Mayawati, president of the party, it also calls upon the electorate not to vote for the Congress or the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). “Please do not vote for the Congress, the BJP or their allies. Instead, you should vote for the BSP to help us build an equitable society - which is the ultimate goal of our party,” the appeal points out.
The appeal is similar to the document released by her on BSP founder Kanshi Ram’s 73rd birth anniversary in New Delhi. She lays emphasis on the BSP’s modified ideology which now talks of taking into its ambit the “wellbeing of all castes without confining itself to the interest of Dalits alone”.

We will collect other manifestos and host them here soon for records.

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