Jd U Manifesto

The ruling JD(U) on Thursday released its manifesto for the Bihar polls, promising progressive schemes under second leg of the "seven resolves" of good governance in the next five years if it returned to power.

Deriding the BJP manifesto for bringing controversial issues like Ram Temple, Article 370 and Common Civil Code "into focus" again, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today justified JD(U)'s decision to part company with it.

Introducing its manifesto for the current Lok Sabha elections, JD(U) today promised extending reservation in jobs in private sector, law for safeguard of migrant labourers, 'special category' status for Bihar and other least developed states.

The ruling JD(U) on Thursday released its manifesto for the Bihar polls, promising progressive schemes under second leg of the "seven resolves" of good governance in the next five years if it returned to power.

Deriding the BJP manifesto for bringing controversial issues like Ram Temple, Article 370 and Common Civil Code "into focus" again, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today justified JD(U)'s decision to part company with it.

Introducing its manifesto for the current Lok Sabha elections, JD(U) today promised extending reservation in jobs in private sector, law for safeguard of migrant labourers, 'special category' status for Bihar and other least developed states.