UDF to provide you with ‘folks’s manifesto’ for Kerala Assembly polls, says Chennithala
By Express News Service
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: With lower than two months remaining for the Election Commission to come back out with the notification for the Kerala Assembly polls, the Opposition has determined to provide you with a ‘folks’s manifesto’ below the slogan ‘clear and good governance’.
This was introduced by Opposition chief Ramesh Chennithala throughout a press convention at Cantonment House right here on Wednesday. He sought the views of the general public on points that should be introduced into the election manifesto.
Chennithala urged the general public to ship their suggestions to peoplesmanifesto2021@gmail.com. At the UDF assembly held on Monday, it was determined to type an election manifesto subcommittee headed by former UDF convener Benny Behanan MP because the chairman and CMP chief C P John as its convener. Chennithala mentioned the UDF’s election manifesto can be for a “prosperous Kerala”.
“We have decided to envisage comprehensive development of the state where our thrust would be for clean and good governance where our aim is to ensure a corruption-free state government. The UDF will guarantee that all poor people will get Rs 6000 per month under the Nyay scheme. The manifesto will also ensure that the number of days and the remuneration towards the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act will be increased,” mentioned Chennithala.
He maintained that not a single particular person within the state would starve to dying. More hospitals can be began to supply free therapy to the folks. Chennithala additionally knowledgeable that get together MP Shashi Tharoor could have an important function in bringing varied pertinent points into the UDF’s election manifesto.
“Tharoor has informed that he will be associated with the preparations for the UDF’s election manifesto. He will be in Thiruvananthapuram by mid-February and before that we wish to garner maximum recommendations from people belonging to all walks of life,” added Chennithala.
