Bharatiya Suraaj Dal on Saturday released second manifesto of the party at Ranchi. The party’s manifesto focussed on steps that it will take to alleviate poverty if they are voted to power. The fledgling party will release more vision documents in future to address problems of the society and country. The manifesto was released by its national president PK Siddharth.
The new party has vowed to end poverty in three to five years time with innovative steps and by promoting cottage industry to strengthen rural economy by setting the target of one household industry in each home.
The party’s manifesto mentions that in all 81 Assembly constituencies 81 Total livelihood Solution Centres (also known as mega Career, livelihood and Knowledge centres) will be created at a onetime expenditure of Rs 2000 crore.
Funds for the same will be made available for the same from the untied funds of the Additional Central Assistance and from the state’s own resources. These Centres will work on the principles of RaMSUP (Rapid Mass Skills Upgradation Program) and SWIlPS (Single Window Integrated livelihood Promotion System).
The party’s vision document talks extensively about capacity building to help industry grow and provide traning to youths through skill development and a plethora of institutions towards providing impetus to poverty alleviaton goals of the party. The BSD through its manifesto claims that the steps taken by the party will help in addressing unemployment and wouold also encourage self-employment.