Published 09:24 IST, February 1st 2020
Delhi Elections: BJP's Manoj Tiwari records a song, to end poll campaign on a musical note
As the BJP enters its last phase of the Delhi election campaign, BJP leader Manoj Tiwari decided to conclude the campaign with a song recorded on his birthday
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As BJP enters last phase of election campaign, Delhi BJP president Maj Tiwari has decided to conclude campaign in a musical way. On his birthday, Maj Tiwari recorded a song to connect with people of Delhi ahe of Assembly Elections. Delhi will go to polls in a single-phase on February 8 and counting of votes will take place on February 11
BJP leer recorded his song during early hours on Saturday. BJP, on Friday released its manifesto for Delhi elections which highlighted aspects like Jal Jeevan, women healthcare, housing, justice to victims of 1984 anti-Sikh riots and so on.
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BJP's Delhi Election Manifesto
BJP's fortnight-long drive seeking people's inputs to prepare a manifesto for Delhi polls h received 11.65 lakh suggestions over a range of issues including amended citizenship law and continuing protests against it. Union Ministers Nitin Gkari, Prakash Javekar, Harsh Vardhan and Delhi BJP chief Maj Tiwari were among leers who launched party manifesto.
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"When union government was formed under Prime Minister Narendra Modi, biggest challenge in front of Delhi, were air pollution and water pollution. We h decided to rid Delhi of se twin evils," Union Minister Nitin Gkari told reporters. He also spoke about 'Namami Gange' program and stated that 6,000 crores were spent on purifying Yamuna.
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"We h included 40 rivers and river lines in 'Namami Gange' program along with river Ganga. Yamuna was one of rivers in this program. Around Rs 6,000 crore was spent on purifying Yamuna whose benefit was accrued to Delhi as well," he ded.
BJP's manifesto included face of PM Modi, BJP president JP Nda and BJP state chief Maj Tiwari. party has, however, t revealed ir chief minister candidate yet.
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09:23 IST, February 1st 2020