Madhya Pradesh Polls: From Free Electricity To Subsidised LPG — Here's What Congress Has Promised So Far
Among these initiatives are a Rs 500 gas cylinder and a monthly sum of Rs 1500 provided to each female citizen of the state.
Having recently gained power in Karnataka, the Congress party is now focusing its attention on the upcoming key assembly election in Madhya Pradesh, with five proposed initiatives. Among these initiatives are a Rs 500 gas cylinder and a monthly sum of Rs 1500 provided to each female citizen of the state.
Congress Five Poll Promises For Upcoming Madhya Pradesh Elections Are:
- Gas cylinder at Rs 500
- Rs 1500 to every woman per month
- 100 units of free electricity, 200 units halved
- Farm loan waiver
- Implementation of old pension scheme
मध्य प्रदेश की जनता से कांग्रेस का वादा
— Congress (@INCIndia) May 22, 2023
🔹गैस सिलेंडर: 500 रुपए
🔹हर महिला को 1,500 रुपए प्रति महीना
🔹बिजली: 100 यूनिट माफ, 200 यूनिट हाफ
🔹किसानों का कर्ज माफ
🔹पुरानी पेंशन योजना लागू होगी
कर्नाटक में हमने वादा निभाया-अब MP में निभाएंगे
जय जनता-जय कांग्रेस ✋️
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Speaking with media, Singh had said: "We will fight the elections in Madhya Pradesh under the leadership of Kamal Nath. So, he will be the CM’s face."
It is expected that the assembly elections in Madhya Pradesh will take place towards the end of this year. In the 2018 polls, Congress gained the majority but their government was toppled in March 2020 when Jyotiraditya Scindia and over 20 of his supporters rebelled, enabling the Bharatiya Janata Party to regain power.
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