LUCKNOW: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who led the ruling party’s campaign in neighbouring Bihar, unveiled a new slogan while explaining the BJP’s manifesto in the state capital on Monday: “80 banega aadhaar, NDA 400 paar, phir ek baar Modi sarkar.” 80 refers to the number of LS seats in Uttar Pradesh.
The BJP’s star campaigner also launched a scathing attack on the Congress and Rashtriya Janata Dal in Aurangabad and Nawada, appealing to the people to reject nepotism and caste-based politics.
Addressing the media at the BJP office, Yogi called the BJP manifesto Modi’s guarantee. “It reaffirms our dedication to building a developed India while reinforcing our firm stance against corruption,” he said.
Yogi said the first four copies of the BJP manifesto — released on the birth anniversary of Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar, the architect of the Constitution — were to represent the four social pillars of the country, which are the poor (Garib), youth (Yuva), farmers (Annadata), and women (Nari).
He added that the BJP was more than just a political entity, embodying the aspirations of 140 crore people with a commitment to realising India’s vision on a mission mode. “The aspirations of the nation today align with PM Modi’s vision, which guides our mission. The country places its trust in Modi’s Guarantee,” he remarked.
Yogi said the BJP’s manifesto served as the blueprint for a new, great, self-reliant and developed India. “Besides declaring a resolute war on corruption, it reaffirms the commitment to elevate India from Antyodaya to Sarvodaya and position it as a global leader,” he added.
Four social pillars
Yogi said the first four copies of the BJP manifesto — released on the birth anniversary of Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar — were to represent the four social pillars of the country, which are the poor (Garib), youth (Yuva), farmers (Annadata), and women (Nari).