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BJP poll manifesto promises doubling farmers' income by 2022, 25 lakh cr investment in agri sector

Addressing the party workers and media on releasing the party manifesto, president Amit Shah said - in five years, the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken 50 major decisions for the betterment of the country.

BJP 2019 LS poll manifesto promises to give Rs 6000 yearly income support to all farmers, under Kisan Samman Nidhi
BJP in its 2019 Lok Sabha polls manifesto promises to provide short-term new agriculture loans up to Rs. 1 lakh at a 0% interest rate for 1-5 years
BJP in its 2019 Lok Sabha poll manifesto promised 25 crore lakh investment in agriculture sector
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, along with Amit Shah, released the ruling BJP's manifesto for the upcoming general elections starting from April 11. The "sankalp patra" or document of promises envisages the building of a  "Sankalpit Bharat - Shashakt Bharat" or "determined India, empowered India". Addressing the party workers and media on releasing the party manifesto, president Amit Shah said - in five years, the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken 50 major decisions for the betterment of the country. From 2014-19, our government has transformed the country," Amit Shah said today. Amit Shah added that the party took suggestions from six crore people while making the sankalp patra. When we came to power in 2014, our country was ranked as 11th major economy. Today, it stands as 5th major economy," Mr Shah said. In wake of the farmer’s distress, the BJP manifesto had a couple of major promises for the agrarian community in the form of pension to all farmers and the doubling of farmers' income by next year. "PM Modi has promised to double the income of farmers, and we have largely managed to fulfill it. Rs. 25 lakh crore will be spent on development of rural areas," the Home Minister said. Here is what the BJP Lok Sabha 2019 Lok Sabha poll manifesto has in store for farmers and the agrarian sector
  • BJP promised 25 crore lakh investment in agriculture sector
  • BJP promises to give Rs 6000 yearly income support to all farmers, under Kisan Samman Nidhi
  • BJP to give pension facility to small and marginal farmers after 60 years of age
  • To provide short-term new agriculture loans up to Rs. 1 lakh at a 0% interest rate for 1-5 years on the condition of prompt repayment of the principal amount
  • To increase cropped area under irrigation
  • To digitize all land records by end of second term
In 2014, the BJP had released its manifesto on the first day of the nine-phase polls but this time the Election Commission has put a 48-hour gag order as part of the model code and it applies to each of the seven phases over the next six weeks.
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