The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Monday released its election manifesto for the Karnataka assembly polls. The saffron party has promised three free gas cylinders and 500 ml milk daily for BPL (Below Poverty Line) cardholders. Along with this, Atal Ahaara Kendra will provide food at affordable cost in every ward, the BJP promised in its manifesto.

The BJP and the opposition Congress have already roped in star campaigners and have been conducting road shows all over Karnataka.

Meanwhile, PM Modi left Karnataka on Sunday after a two-day visit to the poll-bound state. He slammed the Congress party and even took a swipe at Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge’s ‘poisonous snake’ comments. PM Modi is also expected to visit Karnataka, once again during the last leg of the election campaign.
In the election manifesto, BJP has also announced 5 kg free rice and 5 kg free millets to each person under BPL every month. The party also promised a Chemotherapy and dialysis unit in every taluk of the state. Uniform civil code , a wing to manage religious fundamentalism and implementing NRC are other major poll promises of the ruling BJP in Karnataka. The BJP’s manifesto is mainly focused at the welfare schemes and women of Karnataka. The party promised three free gas cylinders in the month of Ugadi, Ganesha Chaturdhi and Deepavali to all people under BPL. It also announced Atal Ahaara Kendra in every ward, which will provide food at affordable cost. Half a litre free milk to all BPL card holders everyday is also announced.
BJP national president JP Nadda has released the manifesto for assembly elections in the state. Karnataka CM Basavaraj Bommai called it a ‘people’s manifesto’
The Karnataka BJP will be putting out a vision document during the manifesto release event on Monday. The vision document will have the BJP’s poll promises and ideas for the state and party’s national president JP Nadda will unveil this vision document